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Richard Petty

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Richard Petty 1937-, American auto racing driver, b. Level Cross, N.C. The son of Lee Petty, a champion stock car race driver, he won a record 200 National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing (NASCAR) races, among them a record seven Daytona 500s, in his 35-year career (1958-92). He was also the career leader in starts and money earned. "King Richard" won the Winston Cup, emblematic of stock car racing supremacy, seven times (1964, 1967, 1971-72, 1974-75, 1979), a record later equaled by Dale Earnhardt . Author not available, PETTY, RICHARD. , The Columbia Encyclopedia,... Read more
Richard Petty syndrome
A Dictionary of the Internet Richard Petty syndrome An American term used to describe the overuse of promotional material and logos on a commercial WEB SITE . Petty was a racing driver who, like most drivers, wore overalls festooned with commercial logos. See also BLENDO PAGE , EYE TRASH , and ANGRY FRUIT SALAD . Read more
petty sessions
The Oxford Companion to British History petty sessions. These were the regular courts held by the justices ... peace dates back to the conservators of the peace, appointed by Richard I, but the most important legislation instituting the office ... hear cases ‘on examination’ or summarily. These petty sessions (from French petit or ... Read more

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