Word: topsfield
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...rather, a listener-supported commercial operation. "I average three to six minutes of advertising a day," says Geller. "The rate is from $32 down." Most of his operating costs are covered by $10 and $20 contributions, which he acknowledges individually on the air ("My thanks today to Beverly, to Topsfield, to Rockport . . . And now let's get back to the music"). Fishermen flipping the dial pause to marvel at a plea for contributions by a local voice, so familiar and yet so strange; they often stay on to sample Mozart or Bach. Guy Wonson, a stonemason, started listening...
Lamar is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Marilyn Coldwell of Southborough and Dr. Judy Lamar of Topsfield, Mass., and by his sister, Mrs. Atala Lessard of Falmouth Fireside, Maine. Lamar also had two granddaughters and several nephews and nieces...
Weapons, Driving Arrest: A Topsfield man was arrested on charges of possession of a dangerous weapon and driving under the influence of alcohol Monday night, police said...
Blaney qualified, and she and Sullivan were two of the first four women to attend the state's training academy at Topsfield, Mass. Although not discriminatory, the academy instructors were never sure what to expect of the female cadets, Blancy says. She recalls a shooting instructor who separated the women from the rest and told them to "go home and squeeze a tennis ball 500 times every night" so that they would be able to pull the trigger of a revolver. The following week on the range, Blancy--currently one of the two best shots in the department--tied with...
...some patients, the new drugs have already succeeded where aspirin failed or proved too irritating to tolerate. Jo Ann Schwartz, 50, of Topsfield, Mass., was taking 18 Bufferins daily and still finding it too painful to walk upstairs. She became a subject in an Oraflex study, and "within 30 days, I could start doing things again," she says. She is now back on her bicycle and kicking up her heels in the pool. But Schwartz was one of the lucky ones. About 20% of arthritis sufferers are not helped by the new drugs. For them, the search continues...