Word: kneeing
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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When we decided to put Arkansas Governor Bill Clinton on TIME's cover this week, one important ingredient of the effort was already in place. National political correspondent Larry Barrett was right where he is every fourth January: ankle-deep in snow and knee-deep in politics in New Hampshire. Larry actually received three assignments on Wednesday: he contributed to the main $ story analyzing Clinton as this year's Democratic front runner and to a piece on George Bush; he also wrote our story on the four other candidates working toward next month's primary...
Furthermore, two key players that Coach Frank Sullivan expected on the court at this time are inactive. Starting guard Matt McClain is out for the season with a knee injury. Junior college recruit Arturo Llopis was declared ineligible by the N.C.A.A...
...other fixture is right tackle Howard Ballard, a 325-pound coming star in his fourth season. John Davis, the right guard for 10 years, injured a knee at midseason and was replaced by 300-pound second-year man Glenn Parker, who missed the AFC title game with a knee injury and is questionable for Sunday...
...Bills held and took over at their 35. A five-yard holding penalty on Jayice Pearson kept the drive going after a third-down incompletion, but Keith McKellar had a pass deflect off his knee. The ball tipped off Lonnie Marts' hand to Eric Everett, who returned it to the Kansas City...
Until six years ago, Turner was doing his best to imitate his father. He drank, but not well ("Two drinks and Ted was gone," says his friend Roddey), and earned early notoriety for showing up at the America's Cup press conference knee-walking drunk. He was such a determined womanizer that he made clear to Janie before their marriage in 1964 that he had no intention of becoming monogamous, according to several intimates. "I didn't like being alone when I was on the road" is how Turner today explains his numerous entanglements. Robert Wussler, his former senior executive...