Word: lynne
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Loretta Lynn, country singer, on a congratulatory call she received from President Carter after he had watched a new movie about her life and career, Coal Miner's Daughter: "He said it was better than he thought it would...
...would like to think the first four cases were the exceptions," Lynn Weissberg, a member of the Alliance of Cambridge Tenants, said yesterday, adding "the early decisions were largely a results of peculiar circumstances...
Electra completes this portion of the cycle. It begins as a long threnody by Electra (Lynn Dearth). Stoking a cauldron of hatred toward her mother Clytemnestra, Dearth is a cauldron herself; if she continues at this level of passion, she cannot fail to be a top actress of this decade...
...skating never flowed with the liquid style of Peggy Fleming's; it flared in a series of brief, athletic explosions. Before one could count the spins, she was gone, halfway across the ice and midway through another trick. She never imparted the joy of Janet Lynn or pushed her personality to the rafter seats as Hamill had done. She simply whipped the bejabbers out of gravity and seemed to make it all look easy...
...DIED. Lynn Patrick, 67, All-Star National Hockey League player for the New York Rangers and first coach and general manager of the St. Louis Blues; of a heart attack; in St. Louis. Patrick was a high-scoring winger for the Rangers in the '30s and '40s and played on the 1942 N.H.L. All-Star team. He coached the Rangers and the Boston Bruins before joining the St. Louis Blues in 1966 and brought the team into the Stanley Cup finals in each of his first three years with the club...