Word: bus
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...while, she lived in a custom 8-ft. by 28-ft., self-propelled motor home with her constant companions?a miniature gray poodle named Jacques and a huge, dignified Scottish deerhound named Ghillie. She moored the $18,000 bus on a dairy farm in Maryland. A Government limousine would pull up every morning, and Ray and her two dogs would be whisked to the AEC offices. At her suggestion, the AEC was reorganized in 1975 into two agencies and Ray then moved on to become Assistant Secretary of State for scientific affairs. When Secretary of State Henry Kissinger dodged...
...money for such projects, Metro mounted a campaign in the 1950s to clean up Puget Sound and Lake Washington, one of the city's aquatic play grounds. Metro later took over and revived the countywide transportation network, creating a park-ride system to bring in suburbanites, a weekend bus service to ski areas and free fares to the downtown areas...
Tufts would have been wise to send a volunteer to the Sheraton Commander to fetch the Tufts shuttle bus and spirit them back to Medford...
...have to put in a call or write to city hall in San Francisco. Or, on behalf of an errant salesman, reach a bail-bond outfit in Buffalo. Or a Toledo TV station. Or the Manufactured Housing Institute. Or HEW in Atlanta, or EPA in Boston, or a bus terminal in Minneapolis...
...foundations with assets over $5 million; 369 ski areas; 656 museums; 52 opera companies; all 2,882 colleges and universities, plus 1,581 accredited graduate schools in 19 fields; 241 newspapers, 470 book publishers, 196 consumer magazines; 830 radio and TV stations; all 1,395 intercity bus and 571 intercity rail terminals; all 544 mutual funds; 1,461 major hospitals; 423 Chambers of Commerce; 5,455 trade associations and unions. Now, let the green pages do the talking...