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...Chuck Daly, Penn coach, went to a taller lineup. He used big men Johnson, Haigler, 6 ft. 7 in. Bob Bigelow and 6 ft. 8 in. John Engles to put offensive pressure on the smaller Crimson team...
...speech at the Unitarian Church in the Square, Gerald S. Lesser, Bigelow Professor of Education and Development, said that one of the goals of "Sesame Street" was to teach pre-school children cognitive skills such as counting and distinguishing letters of the alphabet...
Gerald Lesser, Bigelow Professor of Education and Development and chairman of CTW's board of advisors, said the Center will formalize a collaboration which has existed between many Harvard faculty and students and CTW since the Workshop's inception...
...applied personally and diligently over a three-month period by the area's master car painter, Junior himself, of Junior's House of Paints in Lynwood. "This has gotta be the sharpest '58 Speedster you've ever seen," Wayne whispers reverently. "Look inside, those are Bigelow carpets on the floor . . . Ron had the whole interior ripped out and redone. He paid twenty-eight hundred for the car, put another four thousand in it." The door hinges are lacquered as shiny black as the rest of the car; the engine is all gleaming chrome...
Another widow, Mrs. Florence B. Bigelow, 70, whose fortune was estimated at $100,000, engaged Wright to draw up her will in 1965, when she was suffering from diabetes and failing eyesight. According to the attorney general, Mrs. Bigelow had a friend read her the will. She was unpleasantly surprised to find that Wright would get a share of the estate as executor. In addition, his wife Robyn was to inherit 25 shares of IBM stock, valued then at $10,250. Mrs. Bigelow promptly acquired a new attorney and a new will, and the Wrights got nothing when she died...