Word: ringed
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Miss Prag nodded. "I think the whole world is younger today. I think women think of themselves as girls very late. The word 'girl' has a somehow more universal ring to it. And not only that-young people are really the pace-setters today. They put on mini-skirts and then the mothers started raising their hemlines. I think it's a softer, more feminine image-the girl-than the woman...
Telephones ring constantly as volunteers sort out and fill requests for M-day speakers. Their dedication is awesome...
...terse communiqué, would "adjust" customs procedures to cut out "inconvenience, delay and irritation"-meaning that the border inspections would be eased. In two weeks, talks are to begin in Mexico City on a joint antidrug effort. U.S. officials are calling that a victory, but it has the ring of a bugout too. The latest goal, as State spokesmen explain it, is a gradual "Mexicanization" of the war on drugs...
CORNELL-RUTGERS: The Big Red might just as well stay in the locker room and pop zits. If Cornell decides to go through with the game. it will be a very sad sight. Remember when, Teen Angel went back to get that high school ring after the car stalled on the railroad tracks? Well. how much of a chance did she have to live when the train hit her? That's about how much of a chance Cornell has to win today. My guess...
Proposals for a four-day working week have a familiar ring, but last week shorter hours for the same pay became a more likely prospect for the 1970s. I. W. Abel, president of the United Steelworkers of America, served notice that the shorter week will top the list of his union's demands in 1971 contract negotiations. The 32-hour week, he said, would create more jobs and improve productivity by reducing fatigue...