Word: sun
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...hold primaries or caucuses during the second week of March. Almost one-third of the delegates at the nominating conventions will be on the line. Duke University Political Scientist Joel Fleishman calls the regional primary "a logical extension of the South trying to find its place in the sun." Texas State Senator John Traeger, chairman of the Southern Legislative Conference and a leading proponent of the Mega Tuesday idea, puts it even more emphatically: "The South has risen again...
There's something that opening-day losses can't take away, that comes the first time you can lie back in the sun and feel as timeless as the sport itself...
...radio stations across the country last week offered cash prizes to the service-station operator who "bid" to sell his product at the lowest price. In Milwaukee, the Park Plaza Mobil station sold off 8,000 gal. of regular unleaded at 36.9 cents per gal. In Concord, Calif., the Sun Valley Auto Wash, a Chevron station, offered gasoline for .1 cents per gal., while in Diamond Bar, Calif., George Benitez's Shell service station went one better by offering for one day up to 30 gal. of regular leaded per customer at .00l cents per gal. Then, overwhelmed...
...Sun said Hurst used the inaccurate resume to help obtain the university post...
...resignation means Hurst will continue to receive his $42,000-a-year faculty salary, but will not earn an additional salary for recruiting minority students for the school. Last summer, Hurst made approximately $20,000 in that capacity, the Sun said...