Word: mexico
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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ALABAMA pecan GEORGIA Vidalia onion MINNESOTA morel mushroom NEW MEXICO biscochito (an anise-flavored cookie) NEW YORK apple muffin NORTH CAROLINA sweet potato OHIO tomato juice OKLAHOMA okra and chicken-fried steak...
...missing plane, a heavily armored, low-and-slow-flying machine known as the Warthog, emitted no tracking pings because only the lead aircraft on an exercise uses its transponder. But Air Force officials have traced Button's flight 800 miles northeast from Arizona through a corner of northwestern New Mexico up toward Vail, Colorado, where he would have run out of fuel...
...than 80 hours of work into six-day weeks, sometimes going as long as two weeks without a break. "I think it's the closest thing to slavery that I've ever laid my eyes on," says Elizabeth Bolden, a set rigger who spent a month on Titanic's Mexico location...
...While in Mexico, the film's American crew members were driven to and from their hotels, but local workers did not receive similar treatment. A Tijuana woman was severely injured in a crash after working until 3 a.m. as a script supervisor. And TIME has obtained a memo from construction coordinator Les Collins protesting to managers that local laborers, who were required to work 12-hour days, received only bread and milk during a morning break as their meal for the day. At one point, even that was cut back. "It is deplorable that we have witnessed our workers digging...
DIED. HENRIETTE WYETH, 89, artist; in Roswell, New Mexico. A prodigy in the studio of her demanding father, illustrator N.C. Wyeth, she overcame polio and won renown for her portraits. She painted a moody image of her artist brother Andrew for TIME's Dec. 27, 1963 issue...