Word: clocking
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Dates: during 1970-1970
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...trek takes him to 1,100 mailboxes. He enjoys the job, and knows many of the residents he serves. "I like to talk to people," he says. "It's nice in the summertime." For lunch, he gets 30 minutes. His normal day is eight hours. As a time-clock employee, he gets overtime for putting in more than 40 hours a week...
...national mood and purpose behind the new assault on it. They speak in rage and despair. "What we are up against," John Morsell wrote fellow N.A.A.C.P. staffers, "is a concerted attempt by segregationists, black and white, North and South, with the blessing of the President, to turn back the clock and plant second-class citizenship firmly and forever on us." Massachusetts' Edward Brooke, the only black U.S. Senator, concluded sorrowfully: "The whole tenor of things seems to be further dividing the country instead of bringing us together...
Tourist: Where is the Sacred White Crocodile? Little Boy: He come Friday 2 o'clock. Tourist: Then why is the tour on Wednesday? Boy: 'Cause, Master, that's when the big tour ship come. [Pause.] But if you give me shilling, maybe crocodile he come...
...five o'clock winter dusk
Harvard senior Tom Schnorr was tied with Ted Esterson at 118 with one second left on the clock, but Esterson escaped Schnorr's hold for one point and won the bout...