Word: sail
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...area contains an artificial waterfall under which the youngsters can walk or ride, a grassy knoll up which they can crawl, and a periscope through which they can peer over the fence. Shallow pools are set waist high so that wheelchair patients can bathe their dolls or sail their boats, and a huge foam-rubber mattress cushions a play pit for the more disabled. To give the children the experience of height, the park's designers have created a pair of redwood tree houses in real trees, reached by ramps from the ground. In one tree house, the youngsters...
...four essential b's-bombs, bullets, beans and black oil. At the same time. Soviet diplomacy has carved out several important auxiliary ports for the fleet along the Mediterranean coasts. Among them are Latakia in Syria and Alexandria and Port Said in Egypt. The Russians, who now sail the western Mediterranean more frequently, have also shown an interest in using the Algerian seaport of Mers-el-Kebir. Last week they got another potential port of call when Malta's Labor Party won a one-vote majority in the island's Parliament. Malta has long been the unsinkable...
Many of the summer weekends of their courtship they spent at the Cox home, Ann-How-Ten, at Westhampton Beach. "You can hang loose there," according to Tricia. The one time she tried to sail Ed's Sunfish by herself, she capsized. Ed rescued her. On visits to Cambridge, Tricia ate with Eddie at local restaurants or at his law school club, Lincoln...
...finishers in the New England qualify for the Nationals, but Doyle will be unable to sail ??? Bossett and Reeve will represent New England. Doyle will be competing in the Finn Nationals in Marion, where the top 13 finishers qualify for the World Championship...
...duty airmen and shields London from charges of interference in local governmental affairs. More than 800 Maldivians work at the base, thereby earning a fifth of the country's total foreign exchange, but they cannot live there. Instead, they commute to work by boat. Those from distant islands sail across the lagoon in dhow-like craft called buggalows, a trip that can take four hours when the wind is wrong and the current strong. Most come from Fedu, a sliver of an island barely 200 yards to the west, rowing back and forth in small, sailless dhonis...