Word: shopped
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Magee killed? He had been on the job only 14 months. Yet shortly before he died, he had told a police friend that two prison supervisors were making illegal profits from their jobs and that there was large-scale fraud in the prison furniture shop. Moreover, he had given his fiancee tape recordings of prison conversations that she had locked up in a safe deposit box. State and federal investigators listened to the tapes but refused to reveal their contents. Declares Guard Ken Mock, 38: "I have no doubt that Gerry...
...estimated $25,000 Inauguration wardrobe, the $200,000 worth of new china or the $800,000 in White House renovations. Whatever the reason, a tricked-up postcard of First Lady Nancy Reagan, 60, as "Queen Nancy" has become one of the bestselling gift shop items in Washington. The composite photo was pieced together by Photographer Alfred Gescheidt, who took a stock shot of the First Lady and then superimposed a crown and robe. Nancy seems to be taking it all with some good humor. "I really haven't changed my personal habits that much," says she of her recent...
...impossible to buy a loaf of bread in Hanover, N.H., this morning. The barber shop and the drug store are closed. Every man, woman and college student in that sickeningly quaint little hamlet has packed his sleeping bag, liter of vodka and can of green spray paint, bundled into his green down jacket and headed south to (and, oh, how I hate this) "Hahvahd" for a weekend of merriment...
...this weekend the world's top drivers and the whole of the International Circus Show that is Formula One racing set up shop in Nevada for what is officially termed the United States Grand Prix of Las Vegas. While Aldenhoevel may stress that the event has nothing to do with the traditional U.S. Grand Prix, the comparison is inevitable. Meanwhile, 2500 miles east, Franzese is not nearly as pessimistic as Currie regarding the return of Formula One racing to Watkins Glen...
...with the kind of big play that has knifed the heart out of the Crimson all year. Harvard punter Jim Villanueva mishandled a snap on his own 36-yard line, and Cornell's Steve Duca finally chased it down on the Harvard six, where the Big Red set up shop first-and-goal, and a probable 7-6 lead twenty feet away...