Word: coverings
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...doing a cover story on Cheryl Tiegs, you have strapped her into the roller coaster called the American media. I sincerely hope that she survives the twists and turns of that ride with all of her freshness, eroticism, beauty and sensuality intact. She is a national treasure...
While the fighting flared in Lebanon, TIME'S congressional correspondent, Neil MacNeil, was using his own experience and contacts to cover an equally historic, if quite different, event: the Senate's vote on the first of two Panama Canal treaties. In the tense days that preceded the vote, MacNeil spent much of his time walking the corridors and working the back rooms of the Senate, dogging key figures he has known over the years and listening to their speculations. MacNeil also had access to the head counts of both sides, and constantly compared them with...
Thank you for the cover story on Cheryl Tiegs [March 6]. It warmed up a very cold and blizzard-ridden Ohio State University. It looks like spring break came three weeks early...
...only has to glance at the cover of your magazine to estimate how far the women's movement has come. Not very far. What is it going to take to wean the American man from his mother's breasts...
Inspired by the famed Palm House of England's Royal Botanic Gardens, the conservatory's 90-ft.-high dome and ten interconnecting pavilions cover nearly an acre. Within that glass palace, Horticulturist Carleton Lees has created what he calls "a living museum so that people can see what the real world was like in the past." After all, he explains, "we're more related to these things than we are to the automobile. They live and breathe like...