Word: joans
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...early years of their marriage, they were the new young couple of Camelot-he a restless freshman Senator with a brother in the White House, and she a Washington wife with retiring but winning ways. Last week, nearly five years after Joan Kennedy, 46, first moved out of the McLean, Va., home she shared with Senator Edward M. Kennedy, 50, the couple filed for divorce, declaring that there had been an "irretrievable breakdown" of their 24-year marriage. At one point during the brief hearing in Barnstable, Mass, (where they both stillvote), Joan appeared to be near tears, according...
...Joan Lundberg, a spokesman for the CFAE, said that "for colleges and universities reporting, Harvard was number one in voluntary support." The report also establishes that this is the second year in a row in which education support grew while corporate income declined...
...Sons Ted Jr., 21, and Patrick, 15, seated in front of him in the first row, Kennedy said, "For the members of my family, the 1980 campaign was sometimes difficult, and it is very soon to ask them to go through it again. In addition, the decision Joan and I have made about our marriage has been painful for our children as well as ourselves. I believe my first and overriding obligation now is to Patrick, Kara and Teddy." After a three-year separation, Joan and Ted Kennedy plan to file, possibly this week, divorce papers that would officially...
MARRIED. Michael Howland, 36, State Department foreign service officer and one of the 52 hostages held captive for 444 days in Iran, and Joan Walsh, 36, also a State Department foreign service officer and hostage, although for only 16 days, after which she, some other women and blacks were released; he for the second time, she for the first; in Ogden, Utah. The couple met when both were assigned to the U.S. embassy in Iran and became reacquainted when both were assigned to State Department jobs in Washington...
...Wallace Stevens Lectureship selection committee decided to reconsider its invitation to Walcott after reading about the sexual harassment incident in an October New York Times article, Joan Hall, a UConn English professor and committee member, said shortly after the Times article reappeared...