Word: host
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...being too gentlemanly in supporting his energy program, he was suddenly under fire for putting on the 8-oz. gloves-and seemed to relish it. Thursday night, only hours after he took on the oil and gas industry, the President was in a buoyant mood as he played host on the White House South Lawn to 500 Georgians of the "Peanut Brigade," the group that carried the Carter campaign door to door in its early days. Old Friend Bert Lance was there, and the former Budget Director spent the night in the Lincoln bedroom. When one member of the Brigade...
...Snyder, the host of NBC's "The Tomorrow Show", will meet with more than 50 representatives from New England college newspapers on his program next Thursday, a member of the program's staff said yesterday...
Prior to the war, golf was still largely the sport of Scottish emigres and well-to-do American dilettantes, but in 1947 Crosby inaugurated his tournament and thanks to the enormous popularity of its host, the event was instrumental in fostering the post-war golf boom. In 1971 over 24 million viewers watched the Crosby on T.V., the most ever for a golf telecast up to that point...
Field couldn't help but shake off the squad's tie today, as she looked forward to Revenge Time on Saturday. The stick-women will host Princeton this weekend, the same team which ruined their chances for an undefeated season last year with a 1-0 victory in the New Jersey rain...
...music dance hall is, as ever, a haven for serious dancers and lonely hearts of all races and classes; day and night they congregate on its spacious floor to reen act the rhinestone rituals of a gentler past. Even by the bizarre standards of New York City, Roseland plays host to a fascinating subculture- though that could never be guessed from this series of distorted anecdotes. Roseland may vigorously open the doors of its anachronistic setting, but it never reveals the souls of people who reside within...