Word: lincoln
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...road can also truly test the friendship between manager and player. Last year after a track meet at Cornell. Keith Colburn was unintentionally left behind in the restroom as the bus left Ithaca. "We got as far as Syracuse before we realized he was missing," manager Ed Lincoln recalled. "We turned around and finally found him hitchhiking about 20 miles outside Cornell. It wouldn't have been so bad if he was a regular player but you know he was the captain...
...loudly and frequently to such diverse types as Damon Runyon and Franklin Roosevelt, as well as virtually every employer he ever left. His opinion of all politicians is so low that he could not even bring himself to do cartoons of them. Mullin isn't "even sure that Lincoln was a good man," and thinks Andrew Jackson "practiced genocide against the Seminoles at least as bad as Hitler against the Jews." As for the Kennedys, "you couldn't print what I think of them...
...systematically learned and taught labor law, especially collective bargaining. While turning out exhaustive law-review articles on such topics as the anti-merger provisions of the Clayton Antitrust Act, he also put in long hours as an impartial arbitrator in labor disputes for institutions as diverse as the Lincoln research lab at M.I.T. and the Suffolk Downs race track...
...Lincoln, Mass...
...special motive, again tied to welfare reform. He intends to push through his own version of a family assistance plan in the next Congress, but calculates that he needs the Social Security increase as the sweetener to get the reform. His target is to pass a bill "by Lincoln's birthday" that would include a Social Security increase retroactive to Jan. 1 so that the delay would not hurt recipients. Vowed Mills about the Senators and his own welfare reform: "They're going to eat that bill...