Word: woods
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Richardson, now director of a project for the Wood row Wilson international Center for Scholars at Princeton University, resigned as Attorney General last October after President Nixon's firing of Watergate Special Prosecutor Archibald...
...experts said the buzzing that replaced the conversation originated in noise picked up from the electrical power line to which the recorder was connected. A White House lawyer had speculated previously that Wood's typewriter and lamp caused the noise...
...Candide. This week Lichtenstein unveils his greatest coup yet: a three-month season by three top British repertory companies. Playgoers will be able to see the Royal Shakespeare Company, the Young Vic and the Actors Company hi productions ranging from Shakespeare's Richard II through Chekhov's Wood Demon to a semidramatized reading of Sylvia Plath's poems...
...flying doctors are paid only $15,000 to $20,000 a year. But they often earn other rewards. A Masai warrior, who suffered a spear wound in the buttock, was so delighted with Wood's ministrations that he made him a blood brother of the tribe...
Scientists know from experience what could happen if a coastal storm should blow up on these dates. Research Scientist Fergus J. Wood, of the National Ocean Survey, recalled last week that a spring tide of 5.2 ft. at Atlantic City in March 1962 was whipped by gusts of up to 70 knots and rose 9.5 ft. above the average low-water mark. Huge waves battered the Atlantic coast. The accompanying floods cost 40 lives and some $500 million in damage...