Word: amico
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1980-1989
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
Evelyn Murphy, a former State Secretary of Economic affairs, and State Sen. Gerard D'Amico (D-Worcester) are the two major contenders for this nomination. They both apparently have sufficient support to gain at least the 15 percent of delegates' votes that will put their names on the September 16 primary ticket...
Their partisans will be prominent in the 1 p.m. "gold rush" today, when campaign workers are allowed to race each other to the best locations for posters in Springfield's Civic Center. D'Amico is reportedly spending $17,000 on the convention. Murphy, whose campaign is better financed, will probably spend more to woo delegates...
...Amico's campaign literature portrays him as a rumpled, no-nonsense liberal opposing a "yuppie" candidate with overly close ties to business interests...
...aide in D'Amico's office said D'Amico does not expect the full $25 million his bill mandates to pass, but rather something like a compromise level of around $15 million Harvard's Miller said he expects a $10 to $15 million dollar increase...
...Massachusetts Legislature will later this month debate how much to increase state aid to college students. Currently on the table are two proposals, Governor Michael S. Dukakis's $5 million hike and the $25 million raise of Sen. Gerard D'Amico's (D-Worcester...