Word: bulletin
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Newspaper clippings of Brown's football exploits cover the bulletin board in the football locker room in Dillon Field House. Head shots of each of the Bruin players are mounted on a large white cardboard sheet with their names. Especially large letters are reserved for "BOB BATEMAN, QUARTERBACK." And less the Crimson forget, there are pictures of last week's loss to Princeton...
...uncertainty mounted as the government refused to comment on Franco's condition; finally, the dictator's doctor announced that "in the course of an attack of influenza" he had "suffered an acute coronary crisis." Hoping to convince the public that Franco was indeed "recovering satisfactorily," as the bulletin claimed, the palace began issuing a steady stream of suspiciously cheerful news items reporting that Franco had "walked through his rooms," watched a film and talked animatedly with his family. It was even announced that he intended to preside over last Friday's regular Cabinet meeting...
...committee will set up tables at University dining halls to attract new members and distribute information to the student body. During the year they plan to publish a bulletin, distribute position papers on various issues, hold discussion groups, organize rallies and letter-writing campaigns and sponsor a series of films and speakers...
...armed robbery at Harvard was the subject last August of a crime bulletin issued by the Harvard Police in reply to rumors concerning incidents in the complex. The bulletin described the man as a black male about 26 years old, weighing 160 pounds., 5 ft. 10 in. tall with a mustache and goatee...
...presses were already rolling when word came at 2:18 p.m. of Patty Hearst's capture, but the San Francisco Examiner (circ. 163,391) managed a brief bulletin and roared back the next afternoon with the kind of volcanic front page that would have tickled Patty's flamboyant grandfather, Examiner Founder William Randolph Hearst. PATTY, ARE YOU COMING HOME? screamed a headline in WAR-DECLARED type. Editor-Publisher John R. ("Reg") Murphy contributed a copyrighted interview with Patty's parents about their first meeting with her since she was kidnaped more than 19 months...