Word: hana
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Koecher was arrested with his wife Hana, 40, who is also a Czech turned American, four hours before the couple were to board a flight bound for Zurich. Although federal prosecutors say that Hana worked between 1974 and 1983 as a transatlantic courier for Czechoslovak intelligence, she was taken into custody last week only as a witness to her husband's alleged crimes. She was not charged, a Justice Department official suggested, because the FBI bungled her arrest. If convicted, Karl Koecher could be sentenced to life in prison...
...full decade after he is said to have got his marching orders from Czechoslovak officials, Koecher managed to penetrate the CIA. He worked first as a translator for the agency in Washington for two years, then in New York until 1977. Meanwhile Hana took a sales job with a diamond firm. Karl eventually returned to teaching and, friends say, made a great show of his supposed anti-Communist fervor...
Bott, Harvard's inside center, scored a try and kicked three conversions, two penalties and a drop goal, while O'Hana, who plays next to Bott at outside center, ran for two tries...
...within the first three minutes. Driving ahead, the Crimson forwards won good ball from a ruck. Fly half Keith Watling dashed across the field and created an overlap, and while the Brown line raced about in disarray, Harvard took advantage of its extra man, with O'Hana carrying the ball...
After Lorentsen blocked a kick with his face to keep the ball deep in the Brown end, O'Hana scored a second try. The Crimson outside center threw a beautiful fake and then scored a try similar to the one he scored at the start of the game...