Word: cellarer
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Montana moves San Francisco from cellar doldrums to superdreams...
...1970s were not kind to New York's football teams. The Jets faded fast after pulling off their stunning upset of the Colts in Super Bowl III in 1969, and the Giants monopolized the NFC eastern division cellar, never coming close to seeing post-season action...
...battle for the Ivy basement, Columbia ended up in the cellar, losing to Cornell, 15-9. Big Red tailback Derrick Harmon scored both Cornell touchdowns and ran for 178 yards...
...escape from the chains of drug addiction. The group is largely self-supported, raising money through fairs, car washes, flea markets, dances and other community events. A professional teacher prepares residents for their equivalency diplomas; a court liaison works for residents who are fininshing prison sentences. In the cellar of the old school that houses this therapeutic microcosm, heaps of food stuffs and building materials of all kinds rest as testimony of a procurement office that flourishes--through both donation and barter. Other work-cleaning, cooking, business and construction--is also delegated to the residents...
Next to the Johnson abode on a 2,000-acre spread near Austin, Reagan's house on his 688-acre California ranch looks like a log cabin ("It is," protests Nancy). No central heat. No wine cellar. Two bedrooms. Three cattle. Six horses. Three McCulloch chain saws (for cutting firewood). One old Jeep. One decrepit tractor. (When a John Deere executive saw Reagan's tractor, he dispatched a salesman to make a deal. The President was told that for $58,000 and his old model, he could get the tractor of his dreams. "Forget it," Reagan answered...