Word: beers
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Editors hope this sense of openess will draw more people into the building itself. Murphy plans to install new furniture, carpets and a refrigerator to give a cozier feeling. Longobardi hopes that with beer and a neater appearance, they can make it "more of a place for people to hang out." And Caldwell is reorganizing the magazine's library...
LAST NIGHT, a group of avid politicos sat hunched over a television set in a Smokey room, awaiting the results of eight crucial races for the United States Senate seats. Some smiled, some cheered. Others merely sat and stared into their beer glasses as the commentators tabulated the votes on ballot measures and district attorney races...
Beverage containers of less than 32 ounces must have a refund value of at least five cents and larger containers a refund value of at least ten cents. This requirement applies to non-biodegradable containers of carbonated soft drinks, mineral water, beer and other malt beverages, but not to containers of other alcoholic beverages, dairy products, natural fruit juices of wine. All beverage containers subject to deposit must clearly indicate the refund value on the container...
...Bottle Bill requires that minimum deposits of five and 10 cents, to be refunded to the consumer, be placed on all non-biodegradable containers of soft drinks, mineral water, and beer. Consumers would retrieve their deposits when they return the empty bottles. Storeowners would be entitled to a handling fee of at least one cent per container. The law would also provide extra unemployment benefits and, subject to legislative appropriation, job retraining for workers losing their jobs as a result...
...around to St. Louis and Milwaukee, interchangeably dreary, cold and beery cities in the Central time zone, not without style, just without cynicism. At games in St. Louis, August A. Busch Jr., the octogenarian brewer who owns the Cardinals, was delivered to his box seat each day aboard a beer wagon pulled by eight clomping Clydesdales. Able to be thrilled by a buckboard, the people of St. Louis were also not too sophisticated to sing Hello, Redbirds, Well Hello, Redbirds along with Carol Channing or clap in rhythm every time the organist struck up the Budweiser jingle, incessantly...