Word: bus
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Ford message (see MODERN LIVING). A fascinated Texas press picked up every word uttered by "First Mama." Reagan's family was less in evidence but equally hardworking. His wife Nancy spent six days in Texas, appearing on radio and TV interviews. Son Ron, 17, joined the press bus to gather information for a political science paper he was writing for school...
Onlookers' reactions yesterday ranged from that of two elderly women who said they find the sign very informative, to that of a cynical Mather House resident who called it "shlocky." All three were reading the sign while waiting for a bus...
...been one of those waiting for a bus in front of the kiosk yesterday, you could have read eight telephone numbers to call for information, six advertisements for commercial establishments around the Square, two numbers to call for tours of Boston, and one suggestion that you visit local museums, all repeated every four minutes...
...will put on two concerts in the next week. Tonight and tomorrow night dance works choreographed by four members of the collective and video works created in conjunction with the WGBH New Television Workshop will be performed at the Institute of Contemporary Art, 955 Boylston. (Take the Dudley Sq. bus from Harvard Sq. to the Auditorium MBTA stop.) Next week, May 14 and 15, the group teams with Mass College of Art to present three old works and two untitled premieres. Dance Collective members are strong performers, and they're getting stronger as choreographers...
...chartered bus last week chugged along a Nebraska road, a jack rabbit darted out from the underbrush and ran by its side. For a while the race was close, but the bus finally gained on the hare and outdistanced him. Inside the bus, Presidential Candidate Frank Church chuckled over the good omen: "The tortoise is doing it again...