Word: fed
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...then Martin scooped up a loose ball, scampered behind the net, and fed the pill out to Jerry Keleher for a 6-3 bulge. Half a minute later, Martin came up with another loose ball and beat Brown goalie Rick Gittleman himself...
...first minute of the second half, 200-lb. defenseman Chris Ecker barrelled up field on a fast break and fed the ball to MacKenzie for Harvard's tenth tally...
Most saccharin users think the FDA's action is silly, a gratuitous Government act reminiscent of the cyclamate ban more than seven years ago, which left saccharin as the only FDA-approved artificial sweetener. In recent Canadian tests, some rats that were fed enormous doses of saccharin developed bladder cancer. To take in an equivalent amount of saccharin, a human would have to drink at least 800 cans of diet soda every day. Under the law, however, the FDA had no choice: the so-called Delaney amendment of 1958 to the Food, Drug and Cosmetics Act forces...
...that with good faith "we shall be able to overcome and transcend and solve many of the problems that it is natural should exist between neighbors." But this 'good faith' Lopez Portillo implied, needs to be directed not only to Mexico but to other poor nations. The rich, well-fed industrial North of the globe needs to build a new relationship with the overpopulated, under-developed South if an explosion is to be avoided. In the specific case of Mexico, President Lopez Portillo warned that failure to solve its problems will end in increased terrorism, peasant unrest, and nationalist moves...
...canners, packers and farm-truck drivers to the Teamsters. The unlikely allies pledged to honor each other's picket lines, support each other's organizing efforts and cooperate in seeking legislation to strengthen the right of farm workers to union representation. "Both of us were fed up with fighting," said an exultant Chavez as he signed the agreement with M.E. Anderson, director of the Western Conference of Teamsters. "Now the battle starts with the real opponents-the growers." Teamsters President Frank Fitzsimmons flew from Washington to give his blessing...