Word: mentioned
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...laud the hundreds of thousands of CBers who have polluted the air waves with their gibberish, but you mention only in passing that the FCC is having problems with these people. What you fail to say is that the band was designed to be used by the increasing number of businesses that want to be able to communicate with their people in the field. If people want to get on the air just to "chew the rag," they could become radio amateurs (hams). That would give them not just one band but many more...
While you mention that Ms. Lague is 5 ft. 8 in., I think it is only fair to add that Ms. McLellan is 3 legged, 2 feet...
...improve the quality of American life. Ginori is trying hard to help civilize U.S. bathrooms-by pushing its line of bidets. Ferragamo shoes last so long they should be sold with a 50,000-mile warranty. Rizzoli offers browsers the latest bestsellers from Paris and Rome (not to mention Asterix, the whimsical French comic-book series, translated into Italian). The Italians also believe they have upgraded the avenue itself. "Two or three years ago, Fifth Avenue was in danger of being taken over by the banks and airline offices," says Gina di Martini of Di Camerino. "It was saved...
Last week Private Stock, a scrambling, young recording company that handles Frankie Valli, José Feliciano and the Troggs, signed on Lemongello. His backers in Long Island-not to mention viewers in Chicago, Texas and Florida-can relax for a while...
...facts, was that the student in question was granted the M. D. degree only after a year of highly satisfactory clinical performance on the wards of a distinguished hospital, documented by letters from all of the chiefs of service under whom he served. Nor did Dr. Davis mention that the student had passed Part II of the National Boards. There is nothing to suggest that this man will be anything but a fine physician. To consider that he might be a danger to patients is ludicrous...