Word: carly
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Club, and he could probably get me in, too. I mean, I'd have to get to know him a lot better and everything, but my friend says he's a nice guy, and he knows a lot of people out at Wellesley, too. He's got a car and he goes out to visit his girlfriend every weekend--I mean, he only goes to see her for the days--and a lot of times he takes his friends from the club with him. So next year could be really great, y'know...
...have been wondering what Hinsdale thought about Carter and energy, as if I didn't know: there, where worth is evaluated by the size of the car, the number (in my day) of cashmere sweaters the girls owned, if Dad let you drive the Cadillac to high school. Where three years ago every kid in town seemed to own a Schwinn bicycle-built-for-two. Yes, lovely Hinsdale will pay for energy rather than conserve it. Status, you know. And the rest of us will pay for the Hinsdales of the country...
...cash home from the bank. She gave $10 and $20 bills to local children for odd jobs and as gifts. When her aging Cadillac blew a water hose, she plunked down $27,000 in cash for two Sevilles, explaining that she never wanted to be caught again without a car to drive...
...them young, strained to catch a glimpse of their legendary leader. Some waved red flags with the party initials and the hammer and sickle emblazoned in gold. If they had hoped for a chance to greet her, they were disappointed. La Pasionaria was quickly whisked away in a private car to the home of a friend in Madrid. By the time the crowd had run to the baggage claim area, she was gone, leaving the party militants with nothing to do but chant "Si, si, si, Dolores a Madrid...
Despite any rumors, Cincinnati Reds Manager Sparky Anderson has not returned to the used-car business. It's tough to tell though, considering the clunker he has been driving lately. It certainly bears no resemblance to the Big Red Machine that cruised by the Yankees in four straight games last October for the team's second straight World Series victory. Five weeks into the season the Reds were blowing leads, big and small, failing to produce in the clutch, surrendering runs in bunches, falling down in the base paths and sputtering along under .500. "This has been...