Word: berthed
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...president of the Atlanta Life Insurance Co.; Herman Russell, an Atlanta contractor; Mayor Richard Hatcher of Gary, Ind.; John Cox, a Delta Airlines consultant who was the only well-known black to support Carter for Georgia Governor in 1970; Texas Congresswoman Barbara Jordan. Many others are hoping for a berth. Quips a black Democratic official in Atlanta: "Half the blacks here already have their bags packed to come to Washington...
...addition, halfbacks Susie McCune and Mary Howard, and goalie Ellen Seidler were named to the second team, while left link Lucy Wood won a berth on the third squad. Crimson mentor Debi Field will coach the three units when they travel to Rye to meet club teams from throughout the East...
...linksmen weren't taking things lightly, though, with a chance to topple the Minutemen in their own backyard. It was basically the same Minutemen contingent that nudged the Crimson out of a berth in the finals of the NCAA tournament held at Albequerque last year...
This is the final year to make good for the group of players who, as upstart sophomores in 1974, led Harvard to a 7-4-2 record and a berth in the NCAA regional playoffs. Seniors Bullard (one co-captain), Acorn (the other), Chris Saunders, Eric Zager, Mike Lohrer and George Grassby have but one season left to prove that they are the stuff of champions...
...produced a work that is devoid of any political scrutiny of Johnson's trangressions in Vietnam. Instead, we find a portrait of a president deeply saddened that the war will tarnish his place in history as a great domestic leader. With Lyndon Johnson, Kearns earns an undistinguished berth among those former White House officials who expect us to agonize over the personal grief of the president who remorselessly planned the destruction of hundreds of thousands of Vietnamese people...