Word: comforts
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...hard-core raunch and roll you seek, you have no further to look than the Orpheum. On Friday, October 10, the triple billing of Foghat, Black Oak Arkansas and Montrose provides the ultimate in crotch rock and is the perfect complement to a bottle of Jack Daniels or Southern Comfort, depending on which part of the country you're from. Foghat sprang from the dissolution of one of the many Savoy Brown combos and added to their knowledge of blues a commercial touch in order to comply with the American audience's cry for boogie. Oak Arkansas, on the other...
...realization that she had been living in a "fantasy world" came after her arrest when "her mother, her father and her sisters hugged and kissed her." Now, concluded the affidavit, "she is completely convinced of the love and affection of her family and that she will find safety and comfort in its midst . . . She needs help and counseling to restore herself to complete sanity and to the life that she led before the terrible experience which she underwent at the hands of this criminal gang...
...Budget. Simon offered only the cold comfort of a promise to recommend changes in federal bankruptcy laws that would permit New York's essential services to continue unhindered. President Ford later met with the mayors in closed session and said the White House would be glad to study their proposals but that should not be taken to mean the Administration's hands-off policy had changed. He also suggested that New York State consider raising its sales tax two points, making it a wrenching 10% in the city, as a means of raising money for the Big Apple...
Cabalists and Kooks. Whether any news organization's assassination coverage provides aid, comfort and inspiration to would-be assassins is also a matter of debate among psychiatrists. "These are lonely, alienated people who suddenly see an opportunity to become celebrities," says Dr. Judd Marmor, president of the American Psychiatric Association. "Publicity gives them an ego massage." Yet Psychiatrist Edward Stainbrook of the University of Southern California School of Medicine thinks press coverage has little to do with inciting potential assassins to pull the trigger. "They have much more personal, much more fantasy-like motivations than to call attention...
...after days of research, find a single court precedent. Though there are nominally three sides in the court action, all seem united in a desire to take this case on through the appeals courts to get a full and thoughtful legal resolution of the many issues. Her mother finds comfort in that, believing that God kept Karen alive "so that others could be helped...