Word: saving
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Dates: during 1990-1990
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...clemency laws that force Governors to be the final arbiters for the condemned. Judges and juries can take refuge in their assigned roles in the legal system. The executioner can say with truth that he is only doing his job. But for a Governor, there is no refuge save his conscience and moral code...
...show's stalwarts from 1969 to 1973. "It's incredible that I could come back," says Garagiola, 64, who was dropped as NBC's weekend baseball commentator in 1988 and who seemed as astonished as everyone else that the network would now choose him to save Today. "It's quite flattering. I'm not a flat-belly, perfect-teeth kind of guy." In too will come Faith Daniels from CBS This Morning, who will become Today's news anchor...
...traumas; we do heart attacks; we do orthopedic fractures; we deliver babies; we do it all," explains Peter Moyer, chief of emergency medicine at Boston City Hospital. "I think of us as the urban GP." Tonight Moyer's trauma team is summoned to save a man who has overdosed on heroin. They cut his clothes away, thump on his chest and connect an IV tube, all the while talking to him, trying to keep him awake. "Do you want to die?" resident Stuart Kessler yells at the man, who is feebly pushing the doctors away. The man shakes his head...
...successful, Edwards and Foley will save the nation a lot of grief, not to mention valuable time. Congress, after all, has much bigger gnats to chase...
...they were pretty good at it, too. When my grandfather quit smoking in the mid-1960s, he did so not for health reasons, but because he suddenly realized how much money he would save by breaking the habit...