Word: birthdays
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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RAGGED MT.: A neat little area tucked in Southern New Hampshire. Even though it has only one chairlift, it rarely gets crowded, so it might just be the best place to try on Washington's Birthday...
...nephew of a millionaire nobleman, gone dancing with a grandson of Sir Winston Churchill, and partied with pop celebrities like Andy Warhol. After some nervous transatlantic phone calls from Mother, Caroline Kennedy, an art student at Sotheby's, may be adopting a lower profile. For her 18th birthday last week, young Caroline canceled plans for a big London bash and joined a few friends at a Berkeley Square club. The birthday feast: a hamburger and a glass of wine...
...years. No such trouble is expected at the U. Mass, site - a barren waterfront strip of filled land, once a city dump, that adjoins the decaying, half-deserted, scabrous Columbia Point housing project. Groundbreaking ceremonies are planned for May 29, which would have been J.F.K.'s 59th birthday...
...27th birthday and Ernie Holmes, defensive tackle for the Pittsburgh Steelers, was picking up the meat for his party. Not at the supermarket or butcher's, though. Holmes was personally slaughtering a calf at his father's farm outside Houston. "I gave him a forearm lift," says Holmes, describing his barnyard battle with the beast. "That knocked him into the fence Then I put a full nelson on him." Finally Holmes dropped the animal with a high-powered rifle. "Forty-five minutes later," he says, "we had the calf skinned and dried...
...grand old party indeed as Conservative Editor William Buckley assembled more than 600 friends and colleagues to celebrate the 20th birthday of his National Review. Among the guests on hand at Manhattan's Plaza Hotel: 1976 Conservative Aspirant Ronald Reagan, 1964 Conservative Aspirant Barry Goldwater, and even a sprinkling of Democrats, including U.N. Ambassador Daniel Moynihan, who is a possible contender for Brother James Buckley's Senate seat. Though his conservative biweekly is now running in the red, Bill Buckley had only the highest hopes for NR as well as Candidate Reagan's chances for the presidency...