Word: rolled
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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WHATEVER BECAME of Steve Winwood? Ever since the demise of the British rock quartet Traffic when the one-time member suddenly vanished from the rock and roll scene, his fans have been asking this question. Winwood, who recorded his first hit song at the tender age of 14 and went on to rock stardom as a member of such bands as the Spencer Davis Group, Blind Faith and Traffic, adopted the lifestyle of a mysterious recluse and for almost two years remained virtually unheard from...
...assemblage of high-powered talents and egos produced only one notable contretemps. Marion Javits, wife of the New York Senator, steamed up Writer Dena Kaye, daughter of the comedian, by putting her ice cream roll on top of Kaye's Chocolate Mousse Normandy. The sticky situation was resolved by Waldorf chefs finding another refrigerator for the mousse, which survived to win top prize for desserts...
...Love Mississippi," Bradford sings of the places that head the roll of racial hatred--Watts and South Boston. Not too many people from Southie could have been there, in the eight and nine dollar seats, to defend their honor. But most of those who did make it to the Charles Playhouse seemed to have no doubts that they'd gotten their money's worth. On the way out, many of them echoed the words of the black man who sat behind me during the performance: "Beautiful," he kept saying. "Beautiful...
...acts" in U.S. history. He further claimed that challenges to the moratorium were bogged down in courts that were "highly influenced by the politicians." Lockton, who describes himself as a political independent, wrote Cohen that he believed "in the correctness of your position," and applauded his decision not to "roll over and play dead like the politicians want...
...ROLL UP YOUR SLEEVE AMERICA, says the U.S. Public Health Service's bright new slogan. Yet as the nation's highly touted program against swine flu began last week, most Americans who wanted to take the slogan's advice stood only to get a cold shoulder. Despite the Ford Administration's original vow to vaccinate 200 million Americans against the dread virus-a form of which possibly caused some half-million deaths in the U.S. alone during the 1918-19 influenza pandemic-only a few health centers round the country were ready to give the shots...