Word: chaining
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Dates: during 1980-1980
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...cemetery halted the fence's demolition this summer after two days when two groups threatened legal action. Approximately half the fence came down in the two-day period and was replaced with chain link...
...board also decided to remove several of the old fence's best sections for historical study and to consider whether the chain link fence would remain...
Charles M. Sullivan, executive director of the Cambridge Historical Commission, said yesterday that his group objects to the chain link fence as "inappropriate" to the cemetery's atmosphere...
Because the sinsemilla plants need a lot of sunshine, most large plots can be spotted from the air by experienced agents, who summon raiding parties armed with search warrants, flak jackets and chain saws. They cut down and truck the stalks to incinerators. The cultivators who are caught usually get off with probation, though the maximum penalty is a $5,000 fine and ten years in prison...
DIED. Bruce A. Gimbel, 67, merchant-sportsman who for 22 years headed the department-store chain that grew out of a single emporium in Indiana established by his grandfather Adam in 1842; of cardiac arrest; in Greenwich, Conn. An avid private pilot as well as a shrewd businessman, Gimbel led the chain's expansion into the growing suburbs in the '50s. In 1973 he negotiated sale of the firm, then 10% owned by the Gimbel family and now comprising 69 Gimbels and Saks Fifth Avenue stores, to a subsidiary of the British-American Tobacco Co. for $195 million...