Word: drunks
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Kaplan, "who doesn't look at the apparel, see something and say, 'Did 7 buy that? I must have been drunk...
Later, police did charge Ohana with trespassing and dented that he was drunk or being held in protective custody...
Last August Cincinnati's Hudepohl launched reduced-alcohol Pace beer partly as an answer to Ohio's strict drunk-driving laws. A six-pack of Pace, with less than 2% alcohol, produces the effect of only three cans of regular beer, which contains about 4%. In beer-loving Australia, where lawmakers cracked down on drunk driving in 1976, low-alcohol brew has captured 10% of the market...
...will be resolutely American, with no foreign reporting," says Kuralt, "and celebratory in tone. We do not expect to find any scandals or scoundrels." Segments this week include whimsical essays by Kuralt, political humor by Art Buchwald, a report by Correspondent Bill Kurtis asking whether Muhammad Ali is punch-drunk, and a story by Correspondent Andrew Lack about a boy with a malady that his parents diagnosed when doctors could not. Plus, of course, an On the Road about a Missouri man who writes down the names of everyone he has ever met. The show is somewhat controversial within...
...calls "the whole alphabet of worldly maneuver." At the Baby Grand he learns how to drink beers with folks who have an exaggerated sense of his importance. "The trick there," says the wily subteen, "is to accept a new can when anybody offers and let your old one get drunk by somebody else." He devises a successful "Boy Act," to unnerve and run off "coroners," his collective description for the boring men who come courting his mother, and the marsh teaches the need for patient observation: "If you go around beating the world with questions like a reporter or federal...