Word: mount
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...left Japan in 1968 to join the faculty of Prairie State College in Chicago Heights. So far, with the help of small contributions from the city, the U.S. Government and the Stone Foundation, Yamashita has painted the side of an old apartment building with a picture of waves surrounding Mount Fuji, hung a thick, 165-ft.-long, rainbow-hued rope from the roof of another structure, and rainbowed-rainbows are his thing -the grim walls of a sunken roadway...
McElroy and other scientists told the Federal Interagency Task Force on the Inadvertant Modification of the Stratosphere that the Federal government should mount a "large, determined research effort" on the reduction of the ozone layer...
There are more costs; ice time may run up to $50 an hour, and insurance fees mount as players get older and stronger. Mrs. George Gubbins of Hamel, Minn., whose son Tom plays goalie in the local Midget division, also budgets for stitches. "I can't get over it," she says. "At one place it costs $13.95, and at another hospital it costs...
...Robert S. Litwak and his colleagues at Mount Sinai designed the new system to meet two requirements: 1) it had to relieve the left ventricle, the heart's main pumping chamber, of as much as three-quarters of its work load, and 2) it had to remain in place in case it should be needed again. The system they devised is installed while the patient is still hooked up to the heart-lung machine, which takes over the function of these organs during open-heart surgery. First Litwak and his team insert two cannulae, or tubes, of flexible silicone...
Swimming Pool. Atlanta Chevrolet Dealer Doug McCurdy is getting browsers in a buying mood by letting them work off frustrations by taking a sledgehammer to an old Mercury emblazoned with the words INFLATION, RECESSION, GLOOM, DOOM. In Mount Vernon, Ohio, Lincoln-Mercury Dealer Jack Ostrander has started accepting cattle from local farmers as part of a trade-in deal on new cars. Ostrander pays 65? per Ib. for steers or heifers, which he ships to his farm for resale later...