Word: pregnant
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...silk-gowned contestant hoping to be discovered by film directors, are relentlessly pathetic in their non-aggressive acceptance of their fate. So are Red Buttons, as a war veteran who hasn't found an inroad back to society in the 14 years since armistice, and Bonnie Bedilia, as a pregnant contestant hoping to win even at the cost of sacrificing her child...
Early in the life of Hair, she was in deed pregnant, and it was thought that she was going to have her baby onstage. Someone even claimed that Andy Warhol had taken pictures of her child's birth for Avant- Garde magazine. In terms of Hair, another tribesman paid Sally Eaton the ultimate compliment in likening her dressing room to Alices Restaurant; I regretted having missed that scene...
...hail! The pregnant Blue Bird of Happiness has nested in the '70s! Who wants this finely feathered fowl, anyway? Will it be cheaper for the traveler? No, ticket taxes will go up. More comfortable? No, four abreast instead of three. Will it be faster? Yes, if you don't have any bag gage. Who will benefit from it? Not the American traveler. The 747 [Jan. 19] is one pregnant bird that should have used the Pill...
...induce an abortion early in pregnancy, yet produce a minimum of side effects, such as altering the blood pressure. They devised a solution containing 50 micro-grams of PG F2 alpha per milliliter, and infused it into the veins of 15 women who were from nine to 22 weeks pregnant. The amount was tiny: only one milliliter (one-fifth of a teaspoonful) per minute. The infusion was continued until uterine contractions brought about a complete abortion. All but one of the women aborted within four to 27 hours, eight of them in twelve hours or less. Six had diarrhea...
Smaller Babies. According to a recent report by the National Academy of Sciences, the gas becomes dangerous when it reaches levels of ten parts per million parts of air-a level that is no rarity in today's congested cities. At that point it can harm pregnant women and victims of bronchitis, emphysema and chronic heart disease. A damaged heart, for example, may be unable to compensate for reduced oxygen supply, and death may result. In Chicago and Philadelphia, says John Middleton, a top federal air-control official, the CO danger point "is exceeded throughout one-third...