Word: crew
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...women of Radcliffe's novice crew have spent the past two months immersed in the sport of rowing. Conditioning, instruction and dedication have been central to their experiences...
...minutes after taking off from Barbados airport on Oct. 6, the pilot of Cubana de Aviación Flight 455 radioed that there had been an explosion on his plane and that he was heading back. He never made it. Carrying 73 passengers and crew, including Cuba's crack Olympic fencing team, the flaming DC-8 nosedived into the Caribbean. There were no survivors...
...Crimson booters lost their sixth consecutive game yesterday, bowing to a three-man wrecking crew from Williams, 6-2. John Friborg, who netted a hat trick and added an assist, combined with Henry Osborne and Fred Zeller to score all of the Ephmen's points...
...million in fiscal '76), U.S. maritime employment has continued to fall; today there are only 27,000 seafaring jobs v. 66,000 ten years ago. One reason: new ships corning into service are twice as big and twice as fast as those they replace and need far fewer crew members. The unions thus battle to keep every job they can. MEBA President Jesse Calhoon has set up his union's own engineer-training institute in Baltimore, and its graduates receive preferential treatment for the few available engineering berths in the U.S. merchant marine...
Miller and his production crew prospected for ballads in mountain cabins, railway boxcars and fancy supper clubs. They also unearthed some fascinating old film clips and photographs. The show, however, is not flawless. The absence of any song by George Gershwin is one of several notable omissions. And it seems at least curious that the program's title song uses lyrics written not by an American but by an 18th century English ecclesiastic. Still, Grace generally hums along well-and will set viewers humming...