Word: meters
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...meter maids will patrol the 71 Harvard parking lost beginning next week. They will have no police powers other than to issue parking tickets...
...Harvard Parking Office has hired five crimson-clad meter maids in an effort to clamp down on widespread parking violations...
...controversy was unfortunate if only because it tended to obscure the fact that Gretel II was the most formidable foreign challenger since the Cup switched from giant J-class boats to 12-meter sloops in 1958. When Intrepid scored her easy victory over Valiant in the U.S. trials a month ago, it was generally conceded that she had all but clinched the Cup. In 20 previous attempts, few challengers had even come close to wresting the trophy from America, and the preliminaries off Newport gave no indication that this year's races would break any precedents. The Aussies, scuttled...
...Worcester Penn never had that lead either year. Last May, with Harvard rowing at a 36 through the body of the race, Penn jumped as high as 48 in an attempt to close the margin, and never succeeded. Harvard won, without question, by the 1500 meter mark in each case...
...addition, Harvard is instituting a paid parking plan-which affects University employees for the first time as well as Faculty and students-on October 1. The charges will range from $10 per year for permission to park in metered areas to $90 for reserved spaces. The University is hiring five "meter maids" to enforce the regulations...