Word: cains
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Friday, at about the time Ariel Sharon was telling an audience in Tel Aviv that "the mark of Cain" had been planted on his forehead by the week's events, several thousand Israelis attended the funeral, in the port city of Haifa, of Emil Eliyahu Greenzweig, 33, the victim of the grenade attack of the previous evening. Professor Elkana Yehuda spoke of Greenzweig, who had recently received a master's degree in philosophy and mathematics from Hebrew University, as "a symbol of love and tolerance." Yehuda expressed his hope that the current national debate would not lead to "the destruction...
...leave readers puzzled as to what the April issue will offer. Part of the problem is that the inaugural is stacked up against some of the best of a vaunted parent. The liveliest bit of journalism in the new magazine is a portrayal of Malibu Beach by James M. Cain. It was first published-in Vanity Fair...
Question: Is it possible to make a merry little comic romp out of what is essentially a lugubrious James M. Cain triangle: a wife and lover teaming up to murder the tedious husband who spoils their...
...Turner may be changing the face of TV news, but I'll bet Anchor Roz Abrams was certainly surprised to see her face used with Reynelda Muse's name in the picture with Bob Cain. Indeed, both ladies are beautiful and articulate, but each has her own special identity, and their viewers know which is Rey and which...
...Author Anthony Haden-Guest in August 1978, when New York police arrested Howard ("Buddy") Jacobson, a successful horse trainer and all-purpose entrepreneur, for the murder of a man named Jack Tupper. The writer knew and had once interviewed Jacobson and his girlfriend and business partner, Melanie Cain, a fashion model. The victim had often been encountered, by Haden-Guest and others, in trendy restaurants and bars on Manhattan's East Side; he was an affable table hopper in his mid-30s with a reputation for shady connections. Just before his death, Tupper had also become known as Melanie...