Word: jawed
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Briggs and Briggs (1270 Mass Ave.) has a severely limited record stock, but you can buy useful musical instruments like Marine Band harmonicas, jaw harps, and baritone kazoos...
Housek is a high school teacher who had brought a $175,000 damage suit against a student who allegedly assaulted him. He claimed that the crack on the jaw caused him "severe mental and emotional distress." In California, as in many states, whenever a person makes such a claim he automatically waives his right to privacy in any relevant relations with a doctor. Each year, many psychiatrists respond to subpoenas or requests from their patients and reveal all kinds of secrets...
...passed the rows of stalls, the sweet smell of fresh hay floated up from the hay bins. Dogs and goats lolled in the bright sun. I watched a horse flick its tail lazily. He munched quietly on his hay, grinding the stalks with horizontal sweeps of his lower jaw. Simon and Garfunkel's "Bridge Over Troubled Waters" drifted over from the Track Kitchen...
Twenty-seven hours after the vote on Carswell last week, Nixon faced reporters in the White House press briefing room. Beside him was Attorney General John Mitchell, his presence apparently an indication of Nixon's continued trust in him. The President's jaw was taut. His eyes were angry, his words clipped. "I have reluctantly concluded," he declared, "that it is not possible to get confirmation for a judge on the Supreme Court of any man who believes in the strict construction of the Constitution, as I do, if he happens to come from the South." He accused his opponents...
...would fare against a rated U.S. heavyweight such as Jimmy Ellis or Leotis Martin is anyone's guess. There is considerable question as to how well Urtain can take a punch; his jaw seemed suspiciously fragile in the Weiland fight when a patty-cake left by the West German put him in a daze for a few moments. Still, Spaniards have ultimate faith in their boy. Insists Roberto Duque, president of the Spanish Boxing Federation: "If Urtain ever learns to box, he'll be world champion...