Word: fans
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Coleman, a black who is regarded as a topnotch Cabinet member and no pushover for the transportation industry, sensed a racial slur in Nader's remarks. Angrily, he termed them "bigoted." He later apologized. Nader did not, and even the Washington Post, a longtime fan, headlined its editorial WINDBAGS AND AIRBAGS...
Many cleft lips show the defect only on one side, some are in the middle, and some affect both sides. Millard wanted to work first on a simple, unilateral case. As a boy in North Carolina, he had been a rodeo fan and had learned to twirl a lariat. So during some friendly horseplay, he literally lassoed a ten-year-old Korean boy and lollipopped him into the medical hut. (His parents could not be reached for approval.) When the stitches were removed, the result was so good that the boy became a walking, talking testimonial to Millard...
...electric cable, attaching it to the power supply of an underground municipal parking lot. Now, with light and power assured, they began tunneling to their goal. The fastidious crooks professionally shored their tunnel with metal stanchions and wooden beams set in concrete. They also installed electric lights, a portable fan and thick industrial carpeting; evidently they did not want to track dirt into the vault...
...Democrat. "Nobody knows what a President is going to do," says John Bunting, chairman of Philadelphia's First Pennsylvania Bank and an early Carter fund raiser, though he is an independent. "You are always betting on the person." United Air Lines Chairman Edward Carlson, long a fan of President Ford's, finds Carter a "pretty impressive individual" because of the management talents displayed by his long climb from obscurity to the nomination. Des Moines Department Store Executive Charles Dutchin thinks Carter "is going to lead rather than...
...free to return to the Law School in 1973 after allegedly having falsified a federal loan application. He lasted another two years before he was once again tripped up by a law firm in New York when he told an interviewer who was a Louisiana State University football fan that he had been a placekicker at the school...