Word: gores
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Worried about the possibility that the moderate wind might carry the taxic fog toward the city, Cambridge officials prepared yesterday morning for the possible evacuation of East Cambridge. Though officials abandoned that plan late in the morning, city manager James L. Sullivan did order students moved from the Gore St., Webster, Morse, Kennedy and Harrington schools to other parts of the city...
...other schools reported less than 30 per cent minority enrollment, making them "racially isolated." They included the Gore Street School, scheduled to be closed next year, and the Agassiz, Haggerty, Harrington, Kennedy and Peabody schools...
...involving an encounter group whose gig is communal nudity in warm pools. Now Davis, 45, feels doubly wronged: Doubleday has sued her for some $138,000, which includes legal costs, the money Bindrim won and interest. Several authors' groups and a number of writers, among them Irving Wallace, Gore Vidal and Joan Didion, have criticized the publisher for turning on one of its authors...
Historical thrillers are the meatiest of all mysteries. They are connected to reality like funny bone to shoulder bone, insidiously subverting the official versions of history. Gore Vidal's Burr, for instance, and-more inventively-Nicholas Meyer's The Seven-Per-Cent Solution plausibly :combine wit, suspense, speculation and scholarship. Novels like these not only induce insomnia but are also hallucinogenic, tingeing with fantasy the reader's remembrance of known fact...
...roughest match of the afternoon, Harvard's Howard Verlin held on to down Lowell's Jim Gore. Taller and broader than most 118-pounders, Gore gave away two penalty points and a bloody mouth to scrappy Veroin. A tricky Peterson side roll and two reversals paved the way to a 9-5 win for the Crimson wrestler...