Word: joans
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...last 6% or so would come hard," he used to say. But he told close friends he could not put his family through a campaign that was sure to become poisonous. Most people translated that to mean he feared the political pressures would be too much for his wife Joan's emotional health...
...conjunction with other treatments like immunotherapy (TIME cover, March 19, 1973), it could provide a promising new weapon against substantial-sized tumors; it would not be effective against leukemia and other cancers involving widely dispersed malignancies. LeVeen also agrees with the authors of an accompanying editorial in JAMA, Drs. Joan M. Bull and Paul B. Chretien of the National Cancer Institute, who urge additional tests on patients-with special attention directed toward any adverse side effects-before wide-scale application of heat therapy in cancer treatment. Such trials are now being planned at several VA hospitals...
...Joan B. Pinck '50, assistant dean for educational services at the Business School, said last night that the new guidelines "differ in only very small ways" from past practice since "most of the things are things we're already doing...
...never been a great gardening country," says Gardening Author Derek Fell. "But now all that's changing." Declares William MacDowell, president of W. Atlee Burpee Co.: "People are getting frustrated with all the frivolities of life. They want something more basic." Observed San Diego Garden Store Owner Joan Klindt: "You can't live in concrete all your life. Every day I hear people saying things like 'Oh, I don't watch that TV program any more. I'm working out in the yard...
...final curtain. The National Theater has revived Travers' Plunder, serene fare today but daring when it was first produced 48 years ago because it set jewel theft and murder in a French-window farce. And brand new is The Bed Before Yesterday, a West End comedy that stars Joan Plowright as a foul-tempered, filthy-rich, frustrated widow belatedly discovering the pleasures of the marriage bed. The double-header triumph has earned Travers acclaim he has not received in decades. Says Guardian Critic Michael Billington: "It is heartening to find a comedy that comes down so wittily and unequivocally...