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In 1986 this man came up with a new plan of openness he called "Glasnost" |
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Basic types of this ship include oil, ore-bulk-oil & liquefied-gas carrier |
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Based on a real-life bar called the Bull and Finch, "Cheers" is set in this city |
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He dedicated his novel "1876" to Claire Bloom, not Myra Breckinridge |
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This part of a bell is also the name of another type of percussion instrument |
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Simple truss, cantilever, suspension |
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The Gibson Girl was popular in the decade nicknamed this |
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In Venice, motorboats have largely replaced these vessels as the main means of transportation |
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She left "Alice" and Mel's Diner to start her own eatery in Cowtown, Texas |
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After receiving electroshock treatment for depression, he took his own life in Ketchum, Idaho in 1961 |
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When not being played, the wires of this drum are loosened so they won't vibrate & make unwanted sounds |
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Shingles, Dancer & Prancer, rain |
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This international environment organization was founded in Canada in 1971 |
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In his "Travels", Marco Polo described these Chinese sailing ships, praising their system of bulkheads |
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This ghoulish TV family lived at 1313 Mockingbird Lane in Mockingbird Heights |
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This native of Odense was known primarily as a novelist before his 1st fairy tales were published |
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Percussion instrument featured in the following: |
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The Lone Ranger, the Phantom of the Opera, Johnny Bench |
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In 1919 this father of rocketry published "A Method of Reaching Extreme Altitudes" |
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The earliest form of this boat was a barge or raft pulled across a stream by ropes |
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In "The Mary Tyler Moore Show", Mary Richards worked at WJM-TV in this Midwestern city |
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Even after her divorce & remarriage, she continued to use the last name of her ex-husband Edwin P. Parker II |
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These small Afro-Cuban drums are yoked in pairs & usually tuned greater than thirds apart |
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Swords, sketches, lottery numbers |
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These Nepalese mercenaries have fought in British & Indian armies |
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This Scottish-named clipper, first launched in 1869, is now preserved in England as a museum |
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Ben Cartwright's Ponderosa Ranch was located near this Nevada town |
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As a child, he said a "long goodbye" to the U.S. & moved to England with his Irish mother |
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The Zildjian family in Turkey have made these instruments for more than 300 years; they're sold in pairs |
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Archibald Crossley, Elmo Roper, George Gallup |
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