Word: malls
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...McGovern's visit to Providence, some 4,000 highly enthusiastic residents jammed Westminster Mall, especially cheering his attacks on the continuing war. In New York, McGovern held a press conference to announce that former Mayor Robert Wagner would be his state campaign chairman. Amid all the activity, he wrote Nixon that he would not personally take up the President's offer of foreign policy briefings, but designated as his stand-in Adviser Paul Warnke, who served as an Assistant Secretary of Defense in the Johnson Administration...
...have money. If you've got the money, Boston has many indoor, intimate music sports. The emphasis is always on music--Boston has very few night clubs. Besides the aforementioned coffeehouses, there are six spots worthy of special mention. The major jazz spots in Boston are Paul's Mall and the Jazz Workshop, located side by side at 733 Boylston St. about halfway between Auditorium and Copley on the Green Line. They feature middle ground jazz acts and some solo performers (by and large vocalists like Merry Clayton). If you're 21, or look it, you can drink, but that...
Wasserman's most expensive Harvard Square development currently underway consists of changing a sizeable garage, at the corner of Mt. Auburn and Boylston Streets, into a shopping mall. The mall, tentatively to be named "the Garage," will contain specialty and craft shops and spread over half a block. A pedestrian walk will connect Boylston Street to Dunster Street. Work on the Garage has been in progress since winter, and the mall should open for occupancy this fall...
...environmental front, conservationists could claim a victory in the six-month transformation of Brattle Street from a noisy, polluted area of the Square into a pedestrian mall. But they suffered defeat near the river as the Metropolitan District Commission prevailed in its plans to sacrifice several trees along the Charles to the construction of a new sewer...
...Brattle Street from Brattle Square to Church Street was closed to traffic for six months, beginning in late September. Potted plants and colored dots painted on the street decorated the new mall. But area businessmen claimed that their stores were suffering a lack of patronage, and the experiment ended after the City Council voted to reopen Brattle Street to traffic pending further transportation studies of the area...