Word: dyes
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...tapestry weaving, which is as old as civilization itself, reached an aesthetic peak during the Renaissance, especially in the manufactory founded by the Parisian dye worker Jean Gobelin. In that era, no European palace was deemed properly palatial without its Gobelins in halls and stairways...
Another arrested squatter was Lutheran Pastor William Rex, a D.M.S. activist who faces additional troubles. Pittsburgh police accuse him of conspiring to plan a protest at Shadyside Presbyterian Church, where suspected D.M.S. members hurled balloons filled with dye and skunk spray at participants in a family Christmas pageant. In addition, members of Rex's parishes in Monroeville and Trafford, Pa., have petitioned Bishop May to investigate the parson's conduct...
...allegedly ordered the two guardsmen to carry out the killings. The court's ruling was based in part on a witness's failure to identify López Sibrián in a police lineup after López Sibrián had been allowed to dye his red hair black and shave his mustache...
...DANGEROUS color to mess around with. Blood, Chinese weddings, Commies, embarrassment, the cause of Harvard Square's redestruction, one half of Stendhal's best book, one third of the American flag, and one quarter of Ronald Reagan's hair dye are some of the highly charged subjects associated with this band in the electromagnetic spectrum...
WHAT WORRY consumer advocates the most, however, are the long-term health effects of seemingly "safe" cosmetics. Cosmetic companies have been known to use chemicals that the National Institute of Office and Safety Regulations listed as dangerous in 1982. Hair dye companies have been known to use nitrosamines--which are a form of banned carcinogens--in their products, while lipstick manufacturers are widely suspected of using carcinogenic substances in their products...