Word: owners
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Tony Costello that there was nothing he did not know about horses. No matter whom he happened to be working for--as coach-man, as hostler, as blacksmith--he would stop whatever he was doing and have a look at an ailing horse and give advice to the owner who had brought the horse to Tony...
...S.L.A. after her abduction. Patty and the jurors looked at the first closet, which was 24 in. wide and 66 in. long. (The house is now owned by a family that leases the closet-which is kept locked-to the FBI for an incredible $299 a month. The owner complains that the FBI is in arrears.) Patty was close to collapse as she looked at the cell where she said she was held for around 4½ weeks...
From its humble beginning, when it was all white and inscribed only with the stenciled name of its owner, the T shirt has evolved and proliferated at a bewildering rate. Last week that evolution reached its highest stage yet with the introduction of Body Language, a collection that speaks for itself (see first color page). Shown in Manhattan by Promoter Philip Fox, these startling shirts will go on sale in March and could soon make the double take an institution on city streets. One, emblazoned with realistic-looking and oddly placed eyes, will put any woman one-up on male...
...Italian transplanted to Denver, Fassi, 46, is the Pied Piper of his sport: a community of 35 skaters, plus in some cases their entire families, have migrated to study with him inside the green sheet-metal walls of the Colorado Ice Arena, of which he is part owner. The Fassi tribe includes skaters from the U.S., Italy, Finland, Britain, Yugoslavia and Sweden-plus several Russians who have come for briefer consultations. All pay $9 for 20 minutes worth of Fassi's wisdom. Most think it is a bargain. "I owe 75% of my gold medal to Carlo," says Dorothy...
...bestselling models now are priced between $30,900 and $34,900. The houses (1,085 sq. ft. to 1,275 sq. ft. in area) have three bedrooms and two baths and, their realtor boasts, "no unusable space." After a down payment of roughly $1,500, the owner pays about $300 a month on his mortgage. Fox & Jacobs, an aggressive building firm, sells its slightly bigger Dallas-area homes (1,230 sq. ft. to 1,407 sq. ft.) at prices ranging from $20,450 to $24,750; they also have three bedrooms and two baths, and the large family room-dining...