Word: feed
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Governors of Colorado, Wyoming, Utah and New Mexico were madder than wet hens, and all over a dry lake. The object of their ire was Interior Secretary Stuart Udall, whom they accused of stealing their hydroelectric water supply and using it to feed power plants in California and Udall's native Arizona...
...minutes later Gunnoe--whose feed feeding and ballhandling were superb al afternoon--combined with Dex Newton on an identical play and Harvard led 5-4 at halftime...
What bothers Johnson and many another beefeater is that meat prices remain high even though distribution techniques have radically improved. Once, all cattle were trucked to feed lots for fattening, sold at stockyards, slaughtered, wholesaled and finally retailed-and each middleman sent the price a bit higher. Today, 110 supermarket chains sell almost 50% of all the meat eaten in the U.S. Some operate their own feed lots and slaughterhouses; the rest buy in bulk at favorable prices. By all the laws of economics and common sense, beef prices should be falling...
...extend their star measurements by using a pair of 22-ft. parabolic mirrors. There is no need for the mirrors to be ground carefully enough to bring star light to the precise optical focus that is required by a standard telescope. All that is necessary is that they feed the light into photomultiplier tubes that turn it into electric current. Each mirror is made of 250 small hexagonal mirrors, good enough for the purpose and a great deal cheaper than the single dishes of big telescopes. When the mirrors are turned toward the dim light from a distant star...