"The Gore people are just like junkyard dogs about this one, while the Bush people seem to be more restrained," said Colleen Parro, director of the Republican National Coalition for Life.
Tickets: $15. 'JUST BEYOND THE JUNKYARD,' storytelling about a little girl with a big imagination, by Tales and Scales, Sunday at 3 p.m., at the Brooklyn Conservatory of Music, 58 Seventh Avenue, at Lincoln Place, Park Slope.
He goes all the way to the junkyard to occupy the about-to-be-scrapped car in which his mother died.
Ours went to a junkyard in 1990 for about $100.
Roberto Reyes, who lives at 546 Fox Street, recalled the afternoon four years ago when Mr. Ferrer stood on his back porch and listened to him complain about the junkyard behind his home.
"The 1960-1972 time frame for this car is unknown," Mr. Berman said of the No. 1. "All we know is that the father of this man in Florida bought it from a junkyard in Brooksville, Fla., in about 1972.
Junkyard scrounging and eBay auctions are about the only ways to find certain things, Mr. Shepard said; Concords, Hornets and Gremlins often yield useful parts for Eagles.
Each day about noon, Santos Rodriguez, who lives in the junkyard near Shea, meets Mr. Walker in the back of an auto body shop.
Chaney, who has been known to taunt his own players from his vantage point of aging junkyard dog, bootstrapper desperation, was asked yesterday about Knight's pending job.
The map is a set in a junkyard with bits of old airplanes strewn about throughout the field, making for lots of trails and shooting opportunities through the filth.
