Word: steven
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...wife and five children away from their home near the canal two years ago. Indeed, some members of an independent panel of experts that was asked by the EPA to analyze the data felt that the material made available to them was "of very poor scientific quality." Says Member Steven Aust, who is chairman of the Michigan toxic substance control commission: "I do not see how anyone could conclude with much assurance that the area was habitable...
...Jaws, Close Encounters and Pac-Man. The chief pathologist tells his students: "There are more than 20 bodily fluids, and I am proud to say I have tasted every one of them." A poodle and a boxer, both wearing yarmulkes, sit mournfully by the graveside of one Spot Moskowitz. Steven Ford, once a President's son, now a soap-opera regular, gets bopped on the head with a food tray. "Attention," a metallic voice announces over the hospital speaker system, "E.T., phone home...
...there is little reason to dislike the movie. Aggressive efforts by director George Roy Hill and screenwriter Steven Tesich have resulted in a manageable and infectious tale of family life and fate. Although the film remains very true to Irving's work, an immense amount of the peripheral zaniness and tragedy has been left out. The result is a charming story of a most committed father and husband tempered by the dangers--controlled and uncontrolled--to the safe existence which T.S. Garp vigilantly seeks for his wife and children...
...Dome theater, a young woman on crutches stands patiently for 90 minutes, waiting to buy a ticket. Outside a theater in Washington, D.C., an elegant couple keeps cool by sipping tangerine daiquiris. Inside every theater there is applause as two names that certify movie magic appear on the screen: Steven Spielberg and E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial. One Boston man in his 20s exults: "This is our generation's Wizard of Oz." In Atlanta, two schoolgirls are still sobbing as they leave the theater, then segue into a spirited argument over who cried more. Back at the Cinerama Dome...
Park User George Green, 56, however, has made up his mind. Says he: "This is a good place to sit and watch all the nuts in the world." -By Wolf Von Eckardt. Reported by Steven Holmes/Los Angeles