Word: stewart
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...however, would not be entirely accurate. "We have some pockets of intolerance," says Whitley Austin, editor of the Salina Journal, "but most of the people simply try to be fair." Salina is an accumulation of American eras. Ladies wait for men to open doors for them. Says Marsha Johnson Stewart, class of '60: "We're happy out here just like a woman always was. No reason to change the past when it's been good." With a black population of only 1,900, the town has a black mayor, Robert Caldwell, an industrial-arts instructor...
...year ago Mike Loop, a Union Pacific conductor-brakeman, and his wife Linda began organizing the reunion by rounding up addresses with Marsha Stewart's help. Out of a class of 348 -one died, electrocuted in 1960 while surveying near Salina-195 appeared. They met and caroused fondly, with many shocks of recognition. Harold Snedker turned up, now an Air Force captain with two children, and an expert on missiles. "The Air Force is changing," he remarked at one point. "Today the officers are not Southern cops. We need good young officers who aren't afraid to think...
...capitalism can coexist with conservation. To crusaders like Mike McCloskey, executive director of the Sierra Club, that idea is elusive and unrealistic. As he sees it, more logging, grazing and mining on public lands can only benefit the few at the expense of the many. Says former Interior Secretary Stewart Udall: "The report is a long labor that leaves you right back where you started from." Executive Director Thomas L. Kimball of the National Wildlife Federation is even blunter. "In 1930," he says, "such recommendations would have been unacceptable. In 1970, they are incredible...
...French Lieutenant's Woman, Fowles (2) 3. Deliverance, Dickey (3) 4. Great Lion of God, Caldwell (5) 5. Losing Battles, Welty (4) 6. Calico Palace, Bristow (6) 7. Travels with My Aunt, Greene (8) 8. The Lord Won't Mind, Merrick 9. The Crystal Palace, Stewart 10. The Gang That Couldn't Shoot Straight, Breslin...
...this age of permissiveness, who else but Jimmy Stewart could do a double take, mumble incredulously, "Do you suppose this is a wh . . ." and make such delicacy believable? Stewart has a rich cinematic history of clod-kicking embarrassment before the ladies; he can still say "ma'am" more effectively than anyone else in the business...