Word: lyle
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...bodies mangled by 14 blasts from two 12-gauge shotguns. But the story didn't make the cover of PEOPLE until seven months later, when the suspects were finally arrested. They turned out to be not a couple of Mob gunmen, as first thought, but the Menendezes' swaggering sons: Lyle, 22, who left Princeton after being caught cheating; and Erik, 19, a writer of poems and screenplays who tried unsuccessfully to make it as a pro tennis player...
...none of this was conclusive -- not even the shotgun shell casing found in Lyle's jacket -- until a mysterious witness emerged. An informant told police that psychotherapist Jerome Oziel had tapes and notes of his sessions with the Menendez boys in which they confessed to the crime. The informant added that she overheard the confessions from the doctor's waiting room. Police seized the tapes and arrested Lyle; three days later, Erik turned himself...
...state will outline its case for the judge. At the last hearing the visitors' gallery was packed. Soon it will be the hottest ticket in town, and half the town should be speculating about who should play the various characters when the movie is made. Sean Penn as Lyle? Rob Lowe as Erik? But who should play Judalon Smyth and Oziel...
...latest oil shock. To help persuade Greenspan that it is time to budge, Treasury Secretary Nicholas Brady last week repeated Administration calls for cheaper borrowing costs. "Everybody wants lower interest rates," Brady said. "At this point in time in the U.S., economic growth is very important." Concurs Lyle Gramley, a former Federal Reserve governor who is chief economist for the Mortgage Bankers Association: "To refuse to ease interest rates now would be like deliberately choosing a recession to bring down inflation...
Some medical people fear that clubs are going beyond their expertise. "I'm not sure if they should be asking intimate, medical questions," says Dr. Lyle Micheli, associate professor of orthopedic surgery at Harvard's medical school. He cautions clients to seek clubs whose staffers have degrees in nutrition or exercise physiology, or certification from groups like the American College of Sports Medicine...