Word: cooks
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...have a flood of data now," Allan F. Cook II, a member of the Voyager II Imaging Team, said yesterday, adding, "It's going to take at least three years just to interpret the data we have...
...Cook and Franklin, who have joint research appointments with the Harvard College Observatory and the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory, have been...
...reduces Medicaid contributions to the states by 3% in fiscal 1982. In Illinois, officials have trimmed reimbursements to hospitals for treating Medicaid patients by $130 million. Private hospitals in Illinois are trying to duck the added costs of caring for Medicaid patients by transferring them to public hospitals. At Cook County Hospital in Chicago, for example, transfers have jumped from 137 patients in July 1980 to 363 this past July. "We are caught in a vise," complains Director Elliott Roberts. "We can't turn patients away, but the Federal Government is backing away...
...school was an improvement. "I had friends, sort of." She was a cheerleader, she was popular with boys, and best of all, she was the star of all of the high school musicals. She had seen The Music Man on Broadway and had fallen in love with Star Barbara Cook. Now at 15, she won the Cook role of Marian the librarian...
...Force exhibit near by, Scouts watch a ten-minute film about B-52s and climb into a cockpit for a simulated flight. The National Rifle Association, which has mounted a nationwide campaign against gun controls, is less subtle: a Scout learns how to shoot and how to cook the game he kills. More popular are lessons in how to pan for gold. "There's nothing dopey about trying it," says Frank Gallagher, 15, of State College, Pa. "I know a kid who did it in North Carolina and got himself $45 worth...