Word: hometowners
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...replaced by a bunch of Xerox machines. Felix's was one of the best newsstands around, and it will possibly reappear farther down Mass Ave. later in the summer. But Out of Town Newspapers, Inc. (in the middle of the Square) is also good, and probably has your hometown paper. Nini's (Mass Ave. and Brattle St.) has lots of magazines, in addition to apples, bananas, and bags of peanuts...
...years Hanley kept the paintings in his hometown of Bradford, Pa. They decorated the walls of his unpretentious house, only a few yards from Bradford's East Main Street (also U.S. Route 219), until museum directors finally became aware of the excellence of the collection and asked to exhibit it. (Hanley also had a vast collection of books, gave some 40,000 volumes to the University of Arizona, another 45,000 to the University of Texas...
...group of reporters to make the trip, and thus provoked another run-in with the press. Among the 34 publications that applied for space and were rejected were several that invariably cover such state trips: the Washington Post, TIME, the Ridder newspapers and the Baltimore Sun, Agnew's hometown paper. When the Sun complained, Agnew's press secretary Herbert Thompson replied: "To be quite honest, he doesn't like the Sun. He feels he is a hometown boy, and instead of taking pride in him, [the Sun] acts like it is ashamed of him." The Hearst papers...