Word: joans
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...cozy living room and a working kitchen (for Pinkham and Child). If Brokaw is as brisk as a barrister, the easygoing Hartman, 45, is as relaxed as the family doctor, someone whom you would not mind telling about all those aches and pains. He also has a female subaltern, Joan Lunden, 30, a wholesome-looking type who is given little scope on the show, perhaps wisely. Her style of interviewing is to elicit the least information possible with the widest possible eyes...
...County to the Good Morning America studio on Manhattan's West 66th Street. Since seconds are precious at that dark hour, Hartman uses the 30 minutes to munch an apple and a banana and read-or "zap through," as he says-the New York Times and Daily News. (Joan Lunden uses the commuting time, also from Westchester, to nurse her three-month-old baby, whom ABC provides with a nurse and a nursery while she is working...
...tallied all of her goals in five games, two at the beginning and three at the end. She missed ten games in the middle of the season with a broken foot. Who knows how she or the team might have finished if she hadn't been injured. Freshman Joan Elliott notched eight goals (including four game-winners to lead the team) and added three assists in an excellent debut...
...starting role in the national tournament, looks very good for next year. Next has always looked good in Harvard women's soccer. Harvard Women's Soccer Season Statistics Scoring Goals Assists Points Sue St. Louis 12 7 19 Laurie Gregg 10 6 16 Cat Ferrante 10 3 13 Joan Elliott 8 3 11 Laura Meyer 5 5 10 Cecile Scoon 3 2 5 Kelly Gately 2 3 5 Kerry Bryan 1 1 2 Beth Carillo 0 2 2 Gia Johnson 0 2 2 Janet Judge 1 1 2 Ellen Jakovic 1 0 1 Jeannie Piersiak...
Detroit, especially, is anticipating the early departure of Nader Disciple Joan Claybrook as head of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, where she pushed hard for the air bags and tighter fuel-efficiency standards for trucks and vans that caused auto-industry headaches. Yale Professor Merton Peck, a Johnson Administration adviser, expects to see increased deregulation of small businesses where, he says, enforcement of rules is erratic and costly, and benefits to employees and consumers are marginal...