Word: meats
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...older boys) she appears to be a sex sym: bol, impure and simple as her long, sinuous body-high fashion, but with some meat on her smoothly articulated bones -slithers into closeup, her navel twinkling as invitingly as her sequins. Then, however, a shy smile splits her deadpan. As she speaks a few words of earnest greeting in her curiously flat voice, Pop and the other males see they can afford to relax. Underneath all that finery and a ceramic of makeup there is a rather awkward, imperfectly beautiful girl. She appears no more daunting than the nice...
Besides the option that won the referendum, students could also vote for a number of meatless days every week or for red meat at every meal...
...especially kind to vegetarians, for meatless cooking predominates. Even when the meal includes meat, house custom dictates that the cook provide something for the "vegies," as well...
Died. Eli M. Black, 53, chairman of United Brands Co., a $2 billion conglomerate; in a 44-story plunge from his office in Manhattan's Pan Am Building. An ordained rabbi before going into business, Black in 1967 acquired John Morrell & Co., an ailing $800 million meat packer, which he merged with United Fruit Co. in 1970. Throughout 1974 a series of crises bled Black's empire: hurricanes wrecked Honduran banana plantations, Central American governments imposed heavy export taxes, and the cost of feeding cattle skyrocketed. Since November, when United Brands reported losing over $40 million...
...animal protein every day of the week, if he wants to. Chicken or fish will be available on each of the two meatless days. It is plain the program could represent little real change from the present menu; it is hoped that people will choose to eat less meat on their own initiative, out of concern for the world food situation and their own health...