Word: pats
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Harvard tied the score early in the second half on a five-yard plunge by Bill Shields. Pat Cashman's try and Billy Wilson's conversion gave the Crimson ruggers an insurmountable 11-6 lead...
...efforts at economizing-by proposing cuts in spending for higher education and mental health-have caused well-publicized uproars, but 67.8% of Californians say that they approve of his plans. The rest of the nation, while withholding judgment, is certainly intrigued with him. Where former Governor Pat Brown used to attract a dozen reporters and two or three TV cameras to press conferences, Reagan draws 50 reporters and a dozen big cameras...
...many respects, Edmund "Pat" Brown fits the comic strip caricature of a politician. Heavy-set and florid, he talks in superlatives and looks at ease on a campaign platform. Genial most of the time, he blusters and pounds his fist if someone maligns Lyndon Johnson or another Democrat. He knows California as few other people do: probably no one else could be so effusive about the redwoods or the Los Angeles freeway system; probably no one else can name the tiny settlements that dot Highway 395 as it climbs from Barstow to Bishop...
...wooden-domed building where General George Washington tendered his resignation to become G. Washington, Esq., and where the Continental Congress ratified the Treaty of Paris, Maryland's legislators of late have been busily writing some modern history. Last week, after decades of stand-pat government, the state's general assembly concluded its most productive, innovative session in memory. As a result, Annapolis-which once was proudly dubbed the Athens of America, but is better known today as Crabtown, after the Chesapeake crustaceans for which it is famed-fairly steamed with bipartisan mutual admiration...
...record, Pat Hawkins, who played Major Barbara on the Loeb mainstage last year, is beautiful and an extremely talented acress, by far the best in the show. Buddy Mear as the manager gives a restrained and frequently persuasive performance, though I've seen him funnier at dinner in Adams House. The Automobile Graveyard runs for an hour and five minutes, which isn't as long as it might have been in the hands of a less capable group of people...