Word: beare
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...fact that labor's love lost in spite of this intensive mobilization drive (estimated worth: $40 million) seems not to have sparked much soul searching among union leaders. They roundly reject the notion that labor forced an unelectable candidate on the Democratic Party or that they bear any responsibility for his defeat. If anything, they say, Mondale dug his own grave by not campaigning directly on labor issues. Many union officials maintain that the interest ignited by the early endorsement greatly strengthened their political apparatus. "The process produced its intended result," says AFL-CIO Spokesman Murray Seeger...
...life, Hinckley was arrested for carrying firearms on a plane bound for Nashville. He was fined sixty dollars, held for a few hours and released. Hours after the Washington shootings, a copy of the Second Amendment, which guarantees (depending on one's interpretation) "the right of the people to bear arms..." was discovered in Hinckley's wallet...
Harvard's 111th gridiron captain, Steve Abbott was introduced to the game as a toddler, and his father--the Black Bear's head coach from 1966-1974 and the man responsible for that initial indoctrination--recalls those early days...
...hope that the President will bear this distinction in mind as he contemplates his second term agenda. Clearly a landslide victory is a sturdy political walking stick that can be called into service whenever the road gets rough in the next four years. Yet given the electorate's tepid reception of Reagan clones mouthing the President's line--Bay State businessman Rax Shamie comes quickly to mind--it would be dishonest to interpret the Reagan win as a green flag for the radical right...
...autumn morning at Fairview Elementary School in Logansport, Ind., and the pupils are really into the show. A troupe of actors in snaggy bear costumes and moose outfits frolics through a wilderness of papier-mache rocks and trees painted on screens, while a chorus of owls and frogs makes deep-woods sounds. The two moose shamble off and ... Wait a second. Big Bear has made a grab for Little Bear. Now Big Bear comes on heavy with a lingering hug that bothers Little Bear, who squirms away. The kids in the audience whisper, "Hide! Hide!" But Big Bear finds Little...