Word: bill
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Dorchester legislators Joseph B. Walsh and Paul Murphy sponsored the bill that was under public debate Thursday. For them, the battle is all for show. They can hold up the Mattapan Plan for a few months, but they don't have a chance to beat it. Meanwhile, the folks in Dorchester are delighted. Battling giants like the MBTA, Harvard, and the Kennedys is great...
...even with all this help, the Library Corporation has bungled the job. The reason is that it has tried to keep the issue apolitical. No single representative at the State House is pushing the bill. Like other legislators, the men on Beacon Hill play the quid-pro-quo game. The Kennedy Library has little to offer anyone, so it gets no favors in return...
...bill to hold up the Library was written as a personal attack on Ted. Its author, Rep. Michael Paul Feeney (D-Boston) is trying to get even with Kennedy for Ted's refusal to endorse him in a recent race for a state senate seat. One observer pointed out that Ted's endorsement would have proved "the kiss of death" to Feeney and that Ted was doing Feeney a favor. Feeney lost, so he didn't see it that...
...Bill Weeks of Dudley House, an AAU champion, won a lopsided decision over Ken Sandler of Quincy House in the 155 pound class. Sandler's punch-and-pray strategy held up for two rounds before the champ finally found his range...
...Harvard squad, without the services of diver Bill Murphy, will be led by freestylers Bill Shrout, and Pete Adams. Murphy, who was injured in the Yale meet Saturday, won the Eastern three meter diving event last year and was favored to repeat again...