Word: liquored
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...ballads about a "Frankie and Johnny" rodeo team who almost (but not quite) kill each other. He composes a jazzy lyric for "Kid Punch" Miller, who played trumpet with Jelly Roll Morton, and a kind of epitaph for a Pueblo Indian grave robber beset by legal problems and liquor...
...Life in Cambridge isn't too bad, especially if you like or can stand big crowds. Several places in the Square feature good local bands and tolerably good liquor. Oxford Ale House (36 Chruch St.), Charlie's Place (1 Bow St.) and Jacks (952 Mass Ave) are about the best the area has to offer...
...fruit desserts are especially good, and the restaurant's unique blend of coffee is excellent. No liquor is served, but you can bring your own, and the restaurant staff will chill your wine and provide you with glasses...
Profiteering Taverns. The demand most stressed by Tsosie's young militants is strict enforcement of laws against selling liquor to the obviously intoxicated. Prohibited by the New Mexico constitution from buying alcohol until 1953, Indians now find it all too easily available, and many Navajos are outraged by the profiteering taverns in towns near the reservation border. In just the past ten weeks, more than 6,250 Indians have been taken into "protective custody" in Gallup for drunkenness. "Once Navajos start drinking, an incredible wave of hostility pours out," says the Rev. Henry Bird, director of the San Juan...
...converted pancake house in San Diego, a former laundry in Kansas City, a onetime illegal gambling casino in New Orleans and countless other locations, they are drawing packed houses to dinner theaters. The basic formula: offer cocktails, dinner and a play under one roof, all (except for the liquor) at a fixed price, which varies from a weeknight low of $6 in some Southern towns to a weekend high of $15 in areas close to Boston and New York City. Says Mrs. Russ Carll of New Orleans: "It's the biggest bargain in town...