Word: jims
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...barnstorming the country with his folksy "Sunny Jim" image, Callaghan conveyed a sense of confidence that could not have been more than smile-deep. A disastrous winter of crippling strikes robbed Callaghan of what could have been his strongest campaign weapon: Labor's ability to work smoothly with Britain's powerful trade unions. Beyond that, many voters were well aware that Callaghan was saddled with a compromise manifesto, or platform, that had been hammered out between the party's moderates and its disproportionately influential left wing. Callaghan had held out for a program that would not frighten...
...Mankato, Minn. (pop. 32,000), Jim Chalgren, 27, and five other men were thrown out of the Trader and Trapper Discotheque in 1976 for dancing together. Now Chalgren occasionally dances with other men in bars and encounters nothing worse than name-calling. In fact, he has organized gay dances that are held every three or four months in hotel ballrooms, drawing crowds of as many as 130. But, he says, "there are people who meet at our dances who will avoid each other if they cross paths in a hardware store. It can still be a disaster to be identified...
...NOTEBOOK: The Penn players were all using the same aluminum bat yesterday. Hmmmmmmmm.... Bingham (4 RBIs), Jim Peccerillo (3 RBIs), and Charlie Santos-Buch (2 RBIs) each had three hits to pace the Crimson...
...been the guy who's kept us together this year, and today was no exception," Crimson co-captain Jim Dales said after the match. "He always played so bad last year because he was pre-med, but now that he's into med school all he thinks about is golf...
...tune-up for Friday's big encounter against Eastern League power Pennsylvania, Larry Brown fired hitless ball at the Tufts Jumbos for five innings en route to a 4-0 Crimson victory in Medford yesterday. Brown was picked up by Jim Keyte, who worked the last four shutout frames, and was helped by Jim Peccerillo's two hits...