Word: carding
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Added Ray Martin, "He's like the American Express card for us. We don't leave home without...
...addition, in the improvements category, the major change that Harvard has come up with is the institution two years ago of the new computer card/ guard system which now controls the Business School lot. Under that system, people who park in the lot have a magnetic card which they use to open the gate leading into the out of the lot. There is also a security guard on duty 24 hours a day. The Soldiers Field garage also has the card system, and Peabody Terrace will soon have a similar...
Poker was the steadiest and most spectated game, as the makeshift card-board table and airline deck were both well worn out by the end of the trip. Regulars included Steve "Rich get richer" Baloff, Dick "Go for the flush" Emerson, Rob "What's Steve King's number" Alevizos, Timmy "Nay, I don't want to play this" Clifford, and indentured slave Jim Keyte...
...Tories, for their part, are faced with trying to salvage a situation in which Labor walked off with their ace card: tax cuts. Said Thatcher of Healey's budget: "His conversion to tax cuts is election-deep." Already the Tories are crying that the Callaghan-Healey largesse did not go far enough. Laborites also concede that Thatcher unleashed a powerful issue in immigration. Observes Home Secretary Merlyn Rees: "She lost the Asian vote, but she gained the British working class...
Gone, No Forwarding by Joe Gores (Random House; $6.95). Gores, 46, who was a card-carrying private eye in California before switching to literary license, dissects a Mob-connected conspiracy to sue, harass and murder the Bay Area-based Dan Kearny Associates detective agency out of business. DKA, as in two previous novels, survives-after an adrenaline-pumping, nationwide search for a missing witness, conducted in large part by the niftiest black op in the literature...