Word: reg
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Reg Oliver...
Argot Born. One day in '92, sitting around the Anytime Saloon, Reg and Tom Burger and the Duff brothers started putting some of their old Scotch-Irish dialect words together with some on-the-spot code words into a language that the enemies-be they womenfolk, their rivals, their elders, their children-could not possibly understand. It caught on, rapidly losing its value as a code; soon "Boontlingers" and their friends were eagerly trying to shark (con) each other with new inventions...
...Washington Post, replacing Benjamin Bradlee, who became the Post's top editor when J. R. Wiggins was appointed U.N. delegate (see THE NATION). B.J. also got a job at the Washington Post. Back in Atlanta, Tarver put in his own man to run the editorial page: Reg Murphy, 34, a freelance writer who once served as the Constitution's political editor. Three years ago, he had resigned from the paper because he thought it was being damaged by Tarver's tight purse strings...
...Cagle, Ralph, Graduate Student 672 1500 464 1584 Cembrola, Joe, Student 336 1120 257 900 Demers, Paula, Student 384 1015 320 960 Entwistle, Joan, Teacher 365 1160 290 1680 Fournier, Eva, Housewife 600 1305 310 960 Furman, Ruth, Student 358 1228 276 1440 Garant, Simone, Reg. Rep. 336 3120 290 912 Gilbane, Richard, Student 384 1500 363 1486 Gomez, Richard, Student 384 1160 293 1050 Powell, Steve, Student 400 816 292 1450 Rudd, Herbert, Constructor wkr. 316 864 252 1740 Schwartz, Stuart, Staff eng. 464 1152 290 638 Smith, Ellen, Cashier 284 1680 156 1450 Stewart, Robert, Student...
...tackle Tom Dichl with a solid charge, and the 250 Pound Hotel Administration major responded with a forearm shot to DeBettencourt's head. DeBettencourt, the Harvard senior, with unusual politeness, turned the other cheek--and an accusing finger--toward Diehl, and saw the referee drop the reg flag that killed Cornell's last chance for victory...