Word: lindsays
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...routine for O'Neil, 28, who also blithely falls off buildings, gets roughed up in fight scenes and tumbles from speeding cars on Quincy, Gemini Man and Baretta, among other television shows. Doubling for a villain on the Bionic Woman, she speeds neck and neck with Lindsay Wagner in a dune-buggy chase before losing spectacularly in a sandy somersault. In Airport 77, a recycled crash caper, she torpedoes through the high waters of a flooding aircraft cabin to rescue a small...
Life in the back seat can be a rough ride for some politicians' wives, according to Mary Lindsay, who is married to New York City's former mayor John Lindsay. "I don't get that big of a jag out of shlumping along the street with all those people shoving and pushing behind some character who thinks he's a hero," she complained to the Westsider, a Manhattan weekly. Political groupies were also a bad trip, said Mary, who "had to compete with women for years as a wife of a very attractive...
...Million Dollar Man has been so fruitful during its first three years on ABC that it is replacing All In The Family as the busiest spin-off nursery. The Bionic Woman came first, after lovely Lindsay Wagner made some guest appearances on the parent show. Wagner bounded into the ABC schedule with her own program to share the Top Ten ratings...
...great American patriarch will never have it so good again. Clarence Day Sr., the gruff protagonist of Lindsay and Crouse's Life With Father, bullies his wife and children with nothing but a blustering charm--this was one classic stage family that managed to escape sinister Freudian entanglements, tragic alcoholic breakdowns, the crippling gaps between aspiration and achievement and other dark intertwinings of soul and psyche. Life With Father...
...podium to ask for an endorsement for re-election which he would receive handily. Presidential candidate Humphrey was not so lucky. In his home state he received barely 51 per cent of the delegates headed to Miami, compared with 49 per cent committed to a liberal coalition of Chisholm-Lindsay-McCarthy-McGovern. Differences over the war, amnesty, gay rights, marijuana, abortion and a dozen other issues left the DFL with an unfortunate pattern of internal rifts that would be repeated nationally...