Word: bothered
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...reporters pressed in closer. Did it bother Mrs. Nixon that Martha Mitchell had said she was manhandled by a security agent now with the committee to re-elect her husband? "I don't know anything about what happened in her [Mrs. Mitchell's] room," she replied. Finally, someone asked what Pat thought of her daughter Julie's comment that she would willingly die for the South Vietnamese government. Again, Pat said she was not familiar with Julie's comment but that, yes, "I would be willing to die" to save the freedom of 17 million South...
Connecticut-Yale: The Flis who've been having offensive problems for the past couple of campaigns will be unveiling a new offense which should bother both teams a bit. But the wishbone looked strong against Dartmouth in last Saturday's scrimmage and should crack the Huskies to the tune...
Fiedler's presentation (which has also appeared to have some impact in Playboy) was an important one, because it captured the main current of the last decade's apocalyptic cultural hopes. There were so many mass culture possibilities being opened that traditional authorities didn't bother to discriminate the sludge. The middle-class (mainly its sons and daughters) had its acquisitive salad days: bourgeois taste controlled fashion, losing its traditional upward glance because there was no ceiling of standards to aim for--and little moral cohesion behind the theatrical politics...
...Kimball, could recover faster if they could be spared psychological upsets. His studies have shown that advance screening can identify those patients most likely to react badly to open-heart surgery. A complete description of what the patient can expect when he emerges from anesthesia, something few doctors now bother to give, could ease emotional anguish and make his recovery more rapid...
...baronial estate. It doesn't and she doesn't. This asthmatic little item would wheeze its way into oblivion but for the robust first aid continually administered by those seasoned troupers, Richardson and Ashcroft. The nagging question remains: Why do even the finest of British actors bother with this sort of stuff? Can one imagine a Herbert von Karajan conducting No, No, Nanette? COWARDY CUSTARD Age has not withered or custom staled the tunes and lyrics of Noel Coward. This animated musical anthology has been culled from a half-century of his songs and patter. For Coward fanciers...