Word: salt
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Lawry's, best known for its Seasoned Salt, plans to market its Mexican foods to consumers, as cook-at-home products, and possibly also to Mexican fast-food outlets, which are expected to open soon in Europe. As for the Irish, they may soon be persuaded that spicy ground beef and lettuce are a nice change of pace from corned beef and cabbage...
...skins and trims his chicken, sections his bonito, working with an utter absence of false motion, so that great speed seems unhurried. Claiborne sits at one end of the table, calling out questions (How much? How hot?) and taking it all down on an electric typewriter. There is no salt in the resulting recipes, of course, because Claiborne's doctors have ruled it out, but Franey cunningly lemons his way around the lack...
Joseph Paul Franklin, 32, rarely has much to smile about. The self-proclaimed racist lives in virtual solitary confinement at the federal penitentiary in Marion, Ill., serving life terms for the 1980 slaying of two black joggers in Salt Lake City. Earlier this year, he says, he was stabbed 15 times by six black prisoners. But last week in a federal courtroom in South Bend, Ind., Franklin smiled at jurors and flashed a V-for-victory sign. They had just found him not guilty of violating the civil rights of former National Urban League President Vernon Jordan, who was wounded...
...those souls who commune with Thoroughbreds somewhere beyond speech. O'Brien's canny ways brought the team its first big season in 1977: the $200,000 stallion The Minstrel won four major European races and was syndicated at $9 million. Pat Hogan is Sangster's "salt of the peat" conformation expert, which means he specializes in assessing the look of a horse. The instinctual Hogan once told Sangster to spend $200,000 on an undistinguished-seeming foal he had spotted in a field. Sangster did, and the filly won three of her first six races. Says Sangster...
...National Park, a ranger was assaulted one night when he inspected a parked car and chanced on a kidnaper and his victim. Everglades National Park in Florida has become a major thoroughfare for illegal drugs from Colombia and elsewhere. Arizona has robberies, assaults, rapes and sex parties in its Salt River area, and the Wasatch Front in Utah is the scene of drug feuds, arson and marauding motorcycle gangs. On a single summer day in Yellowstone National Park, when as many as 30,000 people visit natural wonders like Old Faithful, Park Service officers must stay on the alert...