Word: ronald
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Says Ronald May, pharmacist of a mid-Manhattan drugstore who has accumulated more than 3,000 individual profiles in five months: "We don't decide anything, but when we get a new prescription we advise the physician if ill effects are possible. Then he decides...
...MAKE MATTERS worse, even Ronald Melrose's score is hardly ever better than its lowest points. He can borrow a few bars from Handel, a few more from Richard Rogers, and a tempo from Sir Arthur Sullivan, but when the band gets back to Melrose's score, it's slow going again. Still, it's the kind of show kindhearted audiences try hard to like, and the cast is already learning how to spread its limited talent thin. David Lewis does reliably unflappable matron Prune, waddling through both acts with his dignity intact even when his virtue has been lost...
...English exams, graduating to a job in advertising and eventual psychoanalysis. "Scarlet is a portrait of me when I was younger," she readily confesses, "a mess-oh yes, totally and completely. I messed up my life hopelessly until I met my husband." He is a London antique dealer named Ronald Weldon, whom she happily describes as a male chauvinist. "I'm very devoted to him, and I couldn't actually live with any other kind," she explains. "I'm a masochist that...
...uncharacteristic burst of zeal, Belgian customs officials have lately taken to strict enforcement of the fiendishly exact regulations drawn up by the Belgian government and the EEC, concerning the quality of ingredients in food and beverage imports, something they seldom did in the days before Britain entered the EEC. Ronald Davidson, owner of Osborne House, has pleaded that the pork pies fit into the allowed category of pate en croute, that his sausages are really boudin blanc, and that Rose's Lime Juice is a permissible fruit extract. But the continental customs men-to whom a British delicacy...
...news came too. Some 1,300 families were told that their men's names were not on any of the lists released after the cease-fire was signed. Although there were some bizarre and happy surprises-Ronald Ridgeway, a Marine whose mother had "buried" him in 1968, was found to be alive-the hopes of many families of missing men went unrewarded...