Word: gores
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Albert Gore Jr. (D-Tenn.), citing the low temperature reading and the space agency's long concern about the problems with the O-ring seals, declared, "Something has one wrong as far as NASA quality assurance...
BROWN (67): Todd Murray 3-0--6; Patrick Lynch 5-2--10; Jim Turner 9-2--20; Mike Waitkus 5-3--13; Darren Brady 4-0--8; David Visscher 0-0--0; Greg Gore 0-0--0; Marcus Thompson 1-0--2; Tom Chaney 0-1--1; Anthony Katsaros 2-0--4; Sean Moran 0-0--0; Todd Buerk 0-1--1; Domenec Taylor 0-0--0; Ty Smith 0-0--0. Total...
...issue of music censorship received national attention following a series of circus-like Senate hearings that pitted the likes of Sen. Paula Hawkins (R-Fla.) and Sen. Albert Gore (D-Tenn.) against Zappa and Dee Snyder of the heavy metal faves Twisted Sister...
...Gore and other P.M.R.C. founders want song lyrics made available with records and tapes, and are demanding, in Gore's words, "a one-time panel to recommend a uniform set of criteria." The P.M.R.C. has backed off from its earlier insistence on specific ratings, such as V for violence, X for explicit lyrics and O for occult. "We do not want censorship in any shape or form," Gore insists. Comments Baker: "The issue affects my family. I really believe that the escalation of violence and sexuality is a form of child abuse...
Many of the songs targeted for censure are performed by marginal rock acts or are obscure cuts on albums. Indeed, the W.A.S.P. song that Gore quotes has not even been released in the U.S. But implicit in the concerns of Browne and his peers is that writers and performers, not record companies, will be the ones to pay the heaviest price if a ratings deal is struck. "A lot of my records would have been banned or stickered under this system," says Randy Newman. "Even without it, a lot of my stuff has been kept off the radio." Fogerty recalls...