Word: saves
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...constant pressure finally paid off when striker Don Reyter fired for the upper portion of the net. Bryan made a leaping save and the ball rebounded out front...
...cannoli and napoleons-gifts from Ella's eager supporters. The campaign also forced reflection and, surprisingly in a year marked by corroding cynicism, strengthened some correspondents' faith in the political system. As Los Angeles Bureau Chief Richard Duncan reported: "Candidates are human and frail, and none will save our country singlehanded, but they are generally a clear measure more thoughtful, able and honest than the professionally apathetic citizen who refuses to vote for the 'lesser evil...
...Cogito, ergo sum for America: "I move, therefore I'm alive." And the tax would be effective. The Federal Energy Administration reckons that every penny of such a surcharge would reduce gasoline consumption by 25,000 bbl. a day. The highest tax considered-30? a gallon-would save 700,000 to 800,000 bbl. a day in the first year, and one million bbl. daily by the third year as motorists curb their driving more and more...
...play, then, simply lubricious Erskine Caldwell country shipped north? Not really. Estelle Parsons' magnificently wrung-out performance as Mert would alone save it from that. The easy and obvious charge to bring against Mert and Phil is bad taste, but it, like beauty, is often in the eye of the beholder. More than likely, the play and Joseph Papp are being lambasted for presenting subjects that audiences deeply dread facing: the corruption of the flesh, the death of love, and growing old in bleak utter loneliness. There may be too little craft in Mert and Phil, but there...
...kind of bravado that Duke Wayne loves. At 67 he is a powerful but tamed presence. Since losing a lung to cancer, Wayne has been forced to cut corners to save strength. In recent westerns he has used an apple crate to mount his horse while his veteran double, Chuck Robeson, worked overtime on camera riding...