Word: bonde
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1970-1979
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
Tipster. Instead, Miller was arrested last week on charges of conspiring with the Flynns to commit child abandonment. He was jailed in Asheville, N.C., and, after paying $8,000 in bond, returned to Illinois to face the charges. There the Flynns were also released on $10,000 bonds, and charged with child abandonment as well as conspiracy, for which they can be sentenced to one to three years in prison. Jackie Lee was in the custody of Illinois juvenile authorities. According to the Asheville medical examiner, she is still a virgin, and presumably will soon be back in the seventh...
...mother-infant bond is essential. "Nature intended mother and child to be together." Add the authors: "The human mother is a splendid mammal-the epitome of her order...
...story sometimes suggests James Bond in the 19th century. Blanche practices a tacky spiritualism, but Canning never quite debunks her ghosts. A spirit world flickers on the edges of the plot. The precise rationalism of government investigators softly edges toward the ambiguous realm of séances and contacts with the dead, like a drunk motorist drifting off the road. The total effect is eerily absorbing. At the end, Canning's story is a bit tricky and brutal, but it is somehow charming all the same, and even persuasively ominous...
Still, there were a few serious candidates on the seniors' list (Leonard Bernstein, Julian Bond, Shirley Chisholm, Erik Erikson, Francis Fitzgerald, Margaret Mead). But the Class of 1973, like gleeful high school seniors, went for the funny men and the celebrities; and the makeup of the ballot invited just such a result...
...communities in South Dakota and Nebraska, seeking to investigate charges of discrimination against Indians. In early 1972, AIM forced an investigation into the seemingly casual killing in Gordon, Neb., of a 51-year-old Sioux, Raymond Yellow Thunder, by a group of whites. (The whites are now out on bond.) Negotiating in several other communities, AIM won some promises of improved conditions and at least the beginning of a dialogue with usually unfriendly whites. On the other hand, a month ago, in Custer, S. Dak., AIM'S tough tactics left a violent trail-the local Chamber of Commerce gutted...