Word: cleveland
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...arrived in Cleveland that very day to visit my boyfriend, L.S., as a friend calls him, and to confront his parents. To make commections I had had to traverse the entire airport at Detroit, and the airlines had failed to transfer my luggage. Because of the holiday, no one was working and I didn't get my luggage until January 1st was almost over. I had been wearing a new green dress to freak everyone out of their minds but the novelty was beginning to pall and I was yearning for my jeans. That evening we had a sedate family...
Ushering in this Bicentennial Year, my New Year's Eve was spent in Cleveland (City of Light) Heights in an apartment at a picturesque spot, overlooking Little Italy. We ventured out once to this view to see the fireworks but either there weren't any or else we couldn't see them through the smog. We did hear lots of firecrackers though. The party was the usual lackadaisical gathering of old high school friends but I didn't know any of them. There wasn't enough ice; the dope was raunchy, the champagne not dry enough, and, frankly...
...Cleveland everyone is blase about snow, and after four years in Massachusetts, I had become inured to it also. Out over Little Italy all I felt was the cold, and I was the first to suggest going back...
...early '50s. The whole collection-including numerous works by Era Bartolomeo, Rembrandt, the Tiepolos, Rubens, Claude, Watteau, Goya, Degas and Cezanne-is to be given to the Morgan Library, and this is its first public viewing. Through 1976 it will be seen, after the Morgan showing, at the Cleveland Museum of Art, the Art Institute of Chicago, and the National Gallery of Canada...
...largest metropolitan areas have not grown in the 1970s, and others have actually declined, notably the metropolitan areas of Cleveland, Savannah, Seattle, St. Louis and Pittsburgh. Rural counties that were losing population in the 1960s show the biggest gains. "The more remote kinds of places," says Morrison, "those that used to be regarded as 'nowhere,' have be come 'somewhere' in the minds of many migrants...