Word: benefited
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...moderately good fellow who can becounted on not to say anything about me," DavidWeld says.Crimson/File PhotoBORN TO RUN: Friends of BILL WELD saythat while his tenure as governor will benefit thestate for years to come, his true love iscampaigning...
...There are a lot of people who will benefit," agreed 73-year-old John F. Reiley, another retired firefighter...
Shawn H. Duhamel, a legislative liaison for the Retired State, County and Municipal Employees Association of Massachusetts, said the COLAs would benefit about 1,700 retired public employees, many of whom do not qualify for social security and who must live on an average pension of $11,000 per year...
Humor aside, a cost-benefit analysis of a Harvard education is not far from many seniors' minds. After all, for most of us, money is not simply a theoretical problem but a pressing concern. Last Tuesday I sat in a room in Byerly Hall packed with seniors and students about to take leaves of absence. We were each handed a (free) glossy red folder containing promissory notes, incomprehensible financial booklets and everyone's favorite--the cumulative statement of our individual debts to Uncle Sam and Mother Harvard. To my delight, I discovered that even if I were to start making...
...peacemakers. The citizens have moved well ahead of the rest of the country in trying to promote understanding and tolerance between Catholics and Protestants. "People have been worn down by violence," says Mayor Martin Bradley. "They now realize that there is no need for it, and see the economic benefit for living together." The look of the city reflects the relative tranquillity. Gone are the bleak tenements in the Catholic Bogside and Protestant Fountain areas, which were free-fire zones in the '70s and '80s. In their place is substantial, even charming, public housing. The center of Londonderry is filled...