Word: colorados
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Association of Black Athletes charging the football staff with racism. Glodston who resented being considered a "black" first and a coach second, who wanted to get into serious football, who tasted the brand and atmosphere of Cambridge and pulled up roots for the greener and more expansive fields of Colorado where men are men and no pseudo-psychological bullshit is required or even considered, let alone practiced, where you tell a player to eat dirt or nails or manure, and he does it with the meniality of an army private at the feet of an impenetrable and grizzled sergeant-bastard...
...national convention in San Diego (later switched to Miami). Columnist Jack Anderson published an ITT memorandum last year that appeared to substantiate the charge. But before ITT Lobbyist Dita Beard, the author of the memo, could give testimony to the Senate Judiciary Committee, she was spirited off to Colorado-reportedly by the White House "plumbers"-and was said to be too ill to be interviewed at the time. Last week the Ervin committee gained possession of a White House memorandum that seemed to shed new light on the ITT case...
Camil described his training base as a Florida farm during VVAW meetings in Colorado in February 1972, Lemmer said...
...Presbyterian Church, the fair was first conceived in 1966, when a truck loaded with displays and carrying a volunteer staff including physicians traveled to isolated communities throughout Appalachia. Since then the program has been steadily expanded. This summer, five mobile health fairs are touring rural areas in New Mexico, Colorado, Oregon, Idaho, upstate New York, Oklahoma and Arkansas, as well as Appalachia. Stopping in communities for a week at a time, they provide the townsfolk with a new understanding of what they can do to preserve their health...
...hour week and the dark, satanic mills of the 19th century. Yet down on the farm child labor remains a national scandal. Hundreds of thousands of children are working in fields all around the country. They labor in the cherry orchards of Michigan, the peach orchards of Colorado, the tomato fields of New Jersey, the bean fields of Oregon. The practice is especially flagrant in California, the richest agricultural state. After visiting San Joaquin Valley, TIME Correspondent David DeVoss sent this report...