Word: saves
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Steve Kidder, playing with an ankle injury, made only one save before he limped off of the field with 15 minutes remaining in the half. Jim McKenna replaced him at the goal but was forced to make only one save...
...through city streets. Moreover, referees despair of ever properly policing the prescribed form (one foot must always be in contact with the ground, one knee must not bend at a certain moment of the stride) over a long course. Now the walkers are organizing a campaign to save the walk. "We realize it will be a long plod," admits John Lees of the British Race Walking Association. "But we are used to long plods...
...light bulbs, reducing the temperature of the hot water in their washrooms and kitchens, and setting thermostats 4° to 6° lower. There has even been a proposal that all high school football games be shifted from Friday nights to Saturday or Sunday afternoons, a move that could save up to 150,000 kilowatts per contest. The plan was dropped after an electrical engineer calculated that if the spectators stayed at home, they would burn up four times that amount simply heating and lighting their houses...
...hard work and cold-blooded toughness. Leniz, 46, a feline figure who was publisher of El Mercuric, a conservative Santiago newspaper, is a shrewd businessman. Saenz, 38, who resembles Henry Kissinger, is a former director of a private economic-development group. "Chile," he says, "will have to sacrifice to save itself...
Harvard has been trying to cut down on energy use to save money, Thomas said yesterday. "Since President Nixon's address, the justification will shift from money to conservation, but it's all the same animal," he added...