Word: packed
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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That-night he was on the town again, this time a guest of the Alfalfa Club. That organization has no reason for being other than to meet once a year for fun, but can pack into a hotel dining room 600 of the nation's most influential...
...President Reagan's first press conference last week, the normally obstreperous pack was suddenly tame...
...Beanpot is the panacea for Boston-area hockey programs. Win one, and the whole school gets a boost. Three high school seniors attended the tournament last year, guests of Northeastern. They watched the Huskies take the trophy, and now they're part of the pack that has transformed last year's 7-20 squad into a national power. That's what The Beanpot...
Outgoing Administrations have often tried to leave a lasting impression on U.S. legal affairs by making important decisions just as they were turning over power to the rival party. Before President John Adams left office in 1801, he appointed more than 200 "midnight judges" in an effort to pack the judicial system with his fellow Federalists. On Lyndon Johnson's last working day in the White House, the Justice Department filed a monumental antitrust suit to break up IBM. Twelve years later, the case is still dragging through the court...
...start of his last week as a private citizen, Reagan helped his wife Nancy pack up at their home in Pacific Palisades, which they are offering for sale through the Coldwell Banker real estate agency (asking price: $1.9 million). Their activities, said Press Aide Joseph Holmes, were "remarkably like anybody else getting ready to move." Reagan wandered through the house gathering up belongings and taking long looks at the stunning ocean views. He also accepted possession of a white Arabian stallion, a gift from Mexican President José López Portillo that Reagan had trouble quieting because...