Word: barneys
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...obscenity laws as unconstitutionally vague, leaving literally nothing taboo in Cotton Mather's old domain. To fill the moral vacuum, the Massachusetts legislature's joint judiciary committee drew up a bill so graphic that when it was read aloud on the house floor by Representative Barney Frank, spectators in the gallery gasped...
About three doors down, you can find Barney's, a pleasant place that tries to be Irish, but serves good sandwiches more successfully. Downstairs at Barney's is a good place to take people for lunch. The place offers a daily special that varies in quality, has a television, and is a good place to sit if you've been shopping or whatever. Since most Harvard students are not likely to spend a whole goddamned day shopping in Harvard Square (and would be too broke to do much of anything other than eat at Food Services if they did) most...
State Rep. Barney Frank, who introduced the bills, told the group that although they have a good chance of passing the state senate, it will take several more years of lobbying before the civil rights laws will pass the house...
...about the need for prison reform. "Prison is a farce and a disaster," he declared sententiously. "If you are treated as an untrustworthy person, you become one." He added that "I felt my decision-making abilities had become affected." Then he hurried off to meet Sons Nedsky, 5, and Barney, 4, who were being flown from London to live with him in the U.S. Acknowledging that his wife Edith may divorce him when she is released in May from a Swiss jail, and that he has debts of nearly $1 million, Irving is, however, back at work, lining up interviews...
That view is hotly disputed by minority bankers, who contend that the nation's ghettos need many more such institutions to help customers who have been overlooked by white banks. "Until recent times, Indian people rarely saw bankers and bankers seldom saw Indians," says Barney Old Coyote, a professor of Indian studies at Montana State University. He has formed the American Indian National Bank in Washington, D.C., "to help Indians as stockholders, borrowers and depositors...