Word: clevelandism
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Fort Wayne, Ind. 59 Sam Jensen C Bloomington, Ind. 60 Ben Thio OG Cortamadera, Calif. 61 Jim Higgins G Salem, Mass. 61 Hal Watson OG Dallas, Texas 62 Mike Pascucci OG Beverly, Mass. 63 Roger Caron OT Norwell, Mass. 64 Alex Hill OG Hobart, Ind. 65 Larry Balough OG Cleveland, Ohio 66 George Kostakos OT Utica, N.Y. 67 Dick Lannon OG Peru, III. 68 Taine Pechet OG Cambridge, Mass. 69 Wayne Hunley OG Pittsburgh, Pa. 70 Brian O'Shea DT Lynnfield, Mass. 71 Joe Ryan OT Brooklyn, N.Y. 72 Dave Bednar OT New Canaan, Conn. 73 Pete Buonfiglio OT Stone...
...ovum measures only four-thousandths of an inch across). The ova are carefully washed, placed in petri dishes containing a solution of nutrients and then deposited in an incubator for four to eight hours. The husband, meanwhile, has produced a sperm sample. It is hardly a romantic moment, recalls Cleveland Businessman Popela, who made four trips to Cambridgeshire with his wife, each time without success. "You have to take the jar and walk past a group of people as you go into the designated room, where there's an old brass bed and a couple of Playboy magazines. They...
Many couples have a strong compulsion to try again immediately after in vitro fails. Popela of Cleveland compares it to a gambling addiction: "Each time you get more desperate, each time you say, 'Just one more time.' " In fact, the odds do improve with each successive try, as doctors learn more about the individual patient. But the stakes are high: in the U.S., each attempt costs between $3,000 and $5,000, not including travel costs and time away from work. Lynn Kellert, 31, and her husband Mitchell, 34, of New York City, who tried seven times at Norfolk before...
...Bargers are victims of what Reproductive Endocrinologist Martin Quigley of the Cleveland Clinic calls "an epidemic" of infertility in the U.S. In the past 20 years, the incidence of barrenness has nearly tripled, so that today one in six American couples is designated as infertile, the scientific term for those who have tried to conceive for a year or more without success. More than a million of these desperate couples seek the help of doctors and clinics every year. Women no longer carry the sole blame for childless marriages. Research has found that male deficiencies are the cause...
...heartland, where Spanish is still a language heard mainly in high school classrooms. "A year ago, someone asked me when I would consider myself a success in America," says Iglesias. "I told him I'd be happy the day I put 10,000 people together in Ohio. In Cleveland, I got nearly 20,000." His first album in English, 1100 Bel Air Place, was released in the U.S. last month and sold a million copies in its first five days on the shelves. "Real Americans are coming to hear Julio now," says his press manager, Fernan Martinez...