Word: lehmann
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...domestic vintages will stay that way for some time to come. The good news is echoed in retailers' ads across the U.S. "The most dramatic wine sale in Burka's history!" trumpets a Washington, D.C., wine store. "French champagnes below wholesale!" announces Manhattan's Sherry-Lehmann, whose bargains include a Maxim's Blanc de Blancs '73 Brut reduced from $70 to $39.95. "This is the age of Aquarius for wine drinkers," says Carlo Kendrick, wine manager at Washington's Sutton Place Gourmet. "The economy is going up and prices are going down...
...LOTTE LEHMANN Santa Barbara, Calif...
...scholars recommended this year, 40 were called to Harvard for interviews but, as usual, only eight were chosen. As it happens, just one of them is an American: Kevin Lehmann, a chemical physicist about to receive his Ph.D. from Harvard in spectroscopy. (Since 1975, 69% of the scholars have been U.S.-born.) Lehmann and the others will receive free room and board and a stipend of $14,000 annually for three years. The sum is modest, but it is the company they will keep that counts...
Born to a German mother and a Polish father in Günzburg, West Germany, Petra Lehmann moved to Georgia in 1960 after her divorced mother married a U.S. colonel, John Kelly. Six years later Petra went to Washington's American University, where she majored in political science and took a crash course in grass-roots activism. On campus, Kelly distinguished herself as an enterprising and indefatigable charmer: after being bombarded by her letters, Robert Kennedy advised her about scholarships, Hubert Humphrey had a lengthy correspondence with her, and Pope Paul VI reserved five seats...
Manfred R. Lehmann...