Word: bombs
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Peace Prize. The Soviet H-bomb pioneer was told he was barred from travel because of his knowledge of state secrets, but more probably it was because of his crusade for civil liberties in the U.S.S.R. Sakharov's distinguished predecessors, Authors Boris Pasternak (Doctor Zhivago) and Alexander Solzhenitsyn (One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich), were denied visas when they won Nobel Prizes for Literature...
Princeton came storming back on a 64-yard bomb from Beible to running back Bobby Issom. The Tigers closed to within a point at the intermission, Big Green bobbles setting up a pair of Scott Morrison field goals...
Second, remember a play just before the half of that game. Harvard's great pass receiver, Pat McInally, takes a pass from Holt behind the line of scrimmage (which was around midfield). Instead of running with it, the end electrifies the crown by throwing a tremendous 40-yard bomb to end Bill Curry. Harvard takes it in from there, and leads 14-13 at half time...
Lowell stormed back in the third quarter with two unanswered touchdowns. Bill Tennis intercepted a Brody aerial, turned around, and unleashed a bomb to Tom Pura in the clear for a quick six. The conversion attempt failed. Lowell then struck on a twisting reception by J.Q. Landers. Pura and Tennis connected on the point after to put Lowell...
...ugly risk on the reporters sent to cover them, for sniper fire recognizes no neutrals. So far, two reporters-one Iranian and one Lebanese-have been killed and several others wounded. "There are no rules in this game," says U.P.I. Correspondent Michael Keats, who lost his car to a bomb...