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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...came "Radar Sentry," a device designed to give early warning of radar traps. Resembling a miniature radio, Radar Sentry costs $40, is attached to sun visor or dashboard, and warns of an impending checkpoint by giving out a cheery burble that turns into an insistent squeak once the radar zone has been entered. At high speeds Radar Sentry is almost useless; there just isn't time to slow down before police radar has tracked the car's telltale blip. But at speeds in the lower 60s, the gadget is a fairly faithful watch-bird within...
Heintzman's goal, although it didn't get the B.U. fans at the Arena off their seats, was still very pretty to watch. Ron Thomson poked the puck into the center zone, where Heintzman picked it up between two Terrier defensemen, took it all the way in to the left of the cage and whipped it in with a backhand shot that Eberly probably never...
Driscoll's failure in this category was the Crimson's second goal. At 12:12 of 'he second period defenseman Mike Patterson picked up a loose puck in the center zone, worked it past two B.C. skaters and shot a pass to Dave Morse who was racing down on the right wing. That one tied the score...
Kinasewich's "garbage goal" in the third period happened like this. He snatched the puck away from a B.C. player near the Eagle blue line, squeezed by a defenseman into the B.C. zone and headed for the right side of the cage. At this point he met some opposition from a second defenseman and decided to try a pass in front of the cage...
Appeals Refused. On past Christmases. Berlin was the meeting place for families divided by East and West. From the Communist East Zone came die Alten, the old ones-elderly people who clung to pensions, apartments, old circles of friends, rather than escape to the West. The East people would file up the damp stairs of Bahnhof Friedrichstrasse in East Berlin, take the elevated, and ten minutes later emerge into the neon-lit bustle of West Berlin. There they were met by relatives, led to well-heated apartments, treated to chocolate, cigars-and pineapple, which is scarce in the East Zone...