Word: brighter
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Wind and I Shall Be Released. And why not? As they put their heads together in front of the mike, Joan would put her arm around Bob, mop his brow, kiss his cheek. Most important were several new songs that indicate that the creative fires may be burning brighter than in years. Sarah is the latest in a series of plaints about women. This one is especially poignant since it is addressed to Dylan's wife of ten years. The Dylans, who have five children, are said to have a rocky marriage. Dylan's lament is deep...
...longer run, the country's economic prospects are brighter. International arms of Texaco oil and Kennecott mining, among others, have shown interest in developing the country's rich but largely unexploited natural resources (oil, gas, zinc, gold, silver). Somare hopes to tap other sources in Australia, Japan, Britain, West Germany and the U.S. for additional development capital. Although they now have their independence, the people of Papua New Guinea are not likely to be liberated of their liking for that Western cargo...
Cornell has a new coach, but things won't be much brighter than the last two 3-5-1 seasons. Tailback Don Fanelli is an excellent back if he's injury free, and wide receiver Bruce Starks is among the best in the East. But replacing nationally ranked quarterback Kevin Sigler is a task that is likely to prove overwhelming...
Prospects seem brighter for the Radcliffe field hockey team this year, due to last spring's appointment of a new coach and benefits resulting from the merger of the Harvard and Radcliffe Athletic Departments...
...claims that its '76s will deliver 25% better gasoline mileage than its '75 cars, which produced a lackluster 13.5 m.p.g. average in Government tests. If the public proves to be as sold on fuel economy as the automakers profess to be, Detroit's prospects could be brighter than they have been in some time...