Word: mountain
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...skiers, as it turned out, was California's Ni Orsi, 19, who had barely qualified for the team, wound up 14th. Winner Zimmermann did his best to console the losers. "After all," he said, "it's only proper that an Austrian should win on an Austrian mountain...
Manufacturers & Biologists. Snelling and Snelling clients pay set fees: for an annual salary of $4,100 the charge is $255, for $10,400 it jumps to $965. Jobs nowadays are easier to find in the Northwest, Southeast and Rocky Mountain states, are more plentiful in such service-oriented industries as insurance, real estate and banking. Engineers, once the prima ballerinas of industry, are less in demand; calls for engineers two months ago dropped to their lowest point in more than three years. Many technicians, moreover, are leery about the uncertainties of defense work and sometimes will take pay cuts...
...navy helicopter arrived 45 minutes later and airlifted both groups off the mountain in four trips...
Four Harvard students left Tuesday night to join an extensive search for four Syracuse University students lost since last Friday in the treacherous Mt. Washington section of the Presidential Mountain Range in New Hampshire...
Ploughshare scientists believe that if they are careful about atmospheric and wind conditions when shots are fired, shock waves in the air will do no serious damage, but scientists are not so sure about ground shock waves. If 50 megatons must be exploded to cut a hole in a mountain ridge, ground shock may shake down buildings many miles away. Luckily, at least three of the most promising canal routes go through almost uninhabited country, with little but jungle and a few huts to be damaged. Another possible danger is radioactivity that may seep up through the bottom...