Word: counts
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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ITHACA, N.Y.--For 110 minutes they played on windswept, bitterly damp Schoellkopf Field here Saturday, and for 110 minutes the nets remained empty. The final tally read Harvard 0-Cornell 0, but if gutsy performances in the face of imposing odds count for anything in sports, it was a clearcut Harvard...
...does not provide for Government incentives that could help private industry bring petroleum from unconventional sources to market at a price the economy could afford. Instead, the program focuses on conservation-inducing the U.S. to use up more slowly the oil and gas that the nation knows it can count on producing. Conservation is necessary, but not sufficient: at best it only postpones the ultimate day of reckoning. As Laird observes: "Conservation alone is a slow walk down a dead-end street...
...James, the statue unearthed in the gardens is of Juno, and when the Count falls in love with it, the Countess cleverly has it reinterred and saves her marriage. In Musgrave, the statue is Ariadne, but only her pedestal is found. The Count is seduced by her laments, which only he -and the audience (Ariadne's music is on pre-recorded tape)-can hear. He redeems himself through a sort of Wagnerian metamorphosis in which he firs thinks of himself as Theseus, then realizes that the Countess (splendidly sung by a young newcomer, Soprano Cynthia Clarey) is his real...
...glandular ailment; in Locarno, Switzerland. Habe fought in both the French and U.S. armies in World War II and during the Allied occupation was named overseer of German newspaper publications. Called "a born novelist" by Thomas Mann, Habe wrote a score of widely translated books and, by his own count, some 10,000 articles...
Shirley D. Machinist, a Brookline art dealer, Joseph L. Maggio, also of Brookline, and Edward Dipietro of Malden were named in two-count federal indictments handed down by a federal grand jury in Boston on Wednesday, spokesman for the Boston office of the FBI said last night...