Word: beers
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...well feathered, Saji is able to turn to nonbusiness efforts. He sponsors two existing bird sanctuaries, plus another being established around one of his distilleries outside Kyoto. His company has flooded Japan with bird-bedecked shopping bags, posters and postcards; even the cans in which the company's beer is packaged bear large color reproductions of birds and only a small Suntory logo...
With a job that requires no skills beyond a healthy chest x-ray, the employer could have fired the whole lot that Sunday morning, and hired enough beer and dog men to work the next homestand without any difficulty...
...short but flashy life. The Spaghetti Emporium, resurrected as the Emporium Cafe, has gone under for the second time. But through it all. Charlie's Place has managed to hold on to reasonably good entertainment, an interesting if sometimes raucous atmosphere, a good place to go to have a beer and a lunch platter...
During the day, Charlie's is a nice, quiet place to go to haae a beer and a lunch platter at reasonable prices. You can sit and talk and drink and no one will bother you--solace that becomes more difficult to find all the time. Lunch features, among other things, better-than-average corned beef and pastrami sandwiches, and crispy chicken wings that are reportedly worth...
From the moment he arrived in Newport last June with his twelve-meter yacht Southern Cross, Alan Bond has been upsetting the genteel traditions of America's Cup competition. First the Australian land promoter and mining tycoon uncrated 20,000 cans of Aussie Courage beer in a resort that prefers champagne or gin-and-tonics. Then he gave in to his crassly commercial instincts, briefly sporting the name of his own 20,000-acre development on the transom of his yacht. Finally, Southern Cross's tender rudely ran an opposition boat off its practice course...