Word: stewart
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...snow ten months of the year. Ress traveled there in a Jeep over a goat path, across creaky wooden bridges-in the midst of a rainstorm. If anything could dry up one's ardor for work, it might be covering a drought in India. New Delhi Correspondent William Stewart journeyed 1,000 miles to remote Andhra Pradesh, spent a day in near-100° heat talking to farmers, and most of the night writing. For his troubles, he contracted dysentery -then learned that publication of the story had been postponed...
...Stewart is one of the two or three finest and most popular of the current crop of English pop composer-singers, a wise, witty, upbeat force who neatly counterpoints Mick Jagger's pervading and well-publicized sympathy for the devil. As a soloist, Stewart displays one of those rare voices-a raspy, surcharged cross between Joe Cocker and Rod McKuen-that is instantly recognizable and that can draw all sorts of emotional magic from his own songs (Maggie May, Every Picture Tells a Story) as well as standards by Dylan (Only a Hobo) and Elton John (Country Comfort...
Bowersock had to continually reminded Stewart throughout the hearing that under the procedures established by the Resolution on Rights and Responsibilities, the "burden of proof lies with the complainant...
...Stewart grudgingly retracted Wilson's first charge, although he maintained that she was "guilty by inference." The CRR members -- except for Bowersock -- did not seem happy that Stewart could produce no evidence that Messing broke into the office, and asked to hear more testimony on a charge that -- in effect -- had been dropped...
...Stewart continually questioned the witnesses in a way that would have brought most defense attorneys leaping out of their seats, but brought only an occasional objection from William Paul. McKay Professor of Applied Physics and Messing's adviser...