Word: rerun
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...most topical strips. Gray died in 1968; the strips that run today in 300 papers were all drawn by him during the Depression of the 1930s. "S'po sin' we are pretty hard up right now," Annie recently told her companion Ginger, a flower vendor, in a rerun of a Nov. 19, 1936 panel. "What of it?" Annie continues. "We know doggoned well we're not goin' to stay that...
Traditional Caution. The surgery was not a rerun radical mastectomy...
...then be tempted to take unilateral action to get the funds they need to pay OPEC. Through subsidies and dumping, nations would drive all-out to increase their exports; meanwhile, through stiffer tariffs and quotas, they would wall out imports. Such a mercantilist policy could lead to a tragic rerun of the 1930s, when most of the industrial nations were intensively trying to "beggar their neighbor." The result was a disastrous contraction of world trade and paralysis of the international monetary system. Thus the answer to the crisis created by high oil prices, conclude Simon and Kissinger...
...Harvard hurlers Milt Holt and Mike O'Malley, Saturday's twin bill with Princeton was nearly a rerun of the Dartmouth doubleheader a week earlier. But there was one important difference--the Harvard offense finally gave O'Malley some runs to work with, and as a result, his first Eastern League victory of his hardluck season...
Police (1916). A Chaplin short (And why not? This week's All in the Family on Ch. 7 is a rerun.) Ch. 27, 8 p.m. B/W, 1/2 hour...