Word: dogs
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Quayle's first instinct to avoid answering a "hypothetical" question was right. He simply lacked the presence of mind and the knowledge to squelch that hoary journalistic dog. What did the reporters have in mind -- a President dying of a lingering illness, downed by a terrorist missile in Air Force One over the Mediterranean, resigning because of scandal? A Vice President's response would be different in each situation...
Foster--known as a hot dog on the field and outspoken off it--never quite got along with the coaches at Harvard...
...inebriated fan--unsatisfied with the conventional Fenway souveneir--begins cajoling a hot dog vendor out of his "Fenway Franks--$1.50" button...
Columbia was not the only dog to have its day. Irony prevailed...
...London. Instead of Boardwalk, players will land on Arbat, a pedestrian mall in Moscow where Ronald Reagan and Mikhail Gorbachev strolled during the May summit. All references to stocks, which are not sold in the Soviet Union, have been changed to bonds. But the familiar tokens -- the car, the dog, even the plutocrat's top hat -- remain the same, although a Russian bear will be added. Who knows? Another October Revolution may break out when Soviet citizens discover the joys of passing Go and collecting 200 rubles...