Word: baileys
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...motorcycles drinking beer and acting crazy." Hospital workers were busy carrying buckets of water for patients. "Our arms are six inches longer," joked emergency- room manager Linda Shoemaker. "We carry buckets here and go home and carry more." Lining up for water at a Des Moines parking lot, Donna Bailey was upbeat in describing her family's coping strategy: "Every surface is covered with bowls of water. And we flush the toilets with rainwater we keep in the bathtub." Doug Riggs, on vacation from his job as a social worker in Marshalltown, drove 75 miles into Des Moines to help...
BACK TO THE G.P. Clinton's planners contend, correctly, that the medical profession is training far too many high-priced specialists; they constitute 88% of all doctors nationally. Kentucky is one state mulling ways to turn more doctors back to general practice. Benny Ray Bailey, chairman of the state senate committee on health and welfare, advocates tuition waivers and stipends for students going into primary-care medicine, if they agree to practice for a while in doctor-short rural areas. Bailey likens the current system to "training all the horses in the world to run a mile and a quarter...
Gloria Steinem flew to Texas all the way from New York City to call Senate candidate Kay Bailey Hutchison a "female impersonator." Actress Annie Potts of Designing Women pooh-poohed the Republican's vague stance on abortion rights, saying, "She's just the same old thing in a skirt." Columnist Molly Ivins hung the epithet "Breck girl" on her, comparing the way the candidate tossed her blond hair to the slow-motion antics of models in the shampoo commercial. But Hutchison, the Texas state treasurer, survived those and many other attacks. Last week she defeated Democrat Bob Krueger, winning...
Compounding Clinton's troubles, Democrat Bob Krueger, the appointed occupant of Bentsen's Senate seat, lost the Texas Senate race to Republican Kay Bailey Hutchison. The defeat reduced the President's Democratic majority in the Senate...
...Bailey, the Radcliffe coxwain, called an unusually long 400-meter sprint but couldn't close within two seats of the Tigers...