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Last year at this time, there were only two freshman heavyweight boats still out, and Washburn has been forced to bolster his coaching staff to handle this season's overflow. Charlie Hamlin has been working as the assistant coach, to provide more personal attention for each oarsman...
Army Indoctrination. Even before the shooting, Allende had been struggling hard to bolster the nation's lagging morale. "No one need fear the new situation, save for that tiny group that takes the great part of the national income," he insisted. After Jorge Alessandri's withdrawal, Allende in a gesture of reconciliation visited him at home...
...Democratic state ticket sponsored a mixer and a free performance by The Proposition last night at Memorial Hall, seeking to bolster the underdog campaign of Boston Mayor Kevin H. White for Governor and Michael S. Dukakis for Lieutenant Governor...
Harrington's supporters hope to roll up a substantial margin against Phillips to bolster Harrington and impress the Congress and the Nixon Administration with the popularity of Harrington's anti-war, new priorities position...
...rumors, there is a farrly simple guide for determining how serious such candidates are: If the name appears in Parade Magazine, it has most likely been taken from the Boston Globe; if it appears in the Globe , it was probably leaked by a conservative Boston alumnus who wants to bolster the chances of that man; if it appears in the Record-American, you can figure that the street sales of the Record are down and they need to boost circulation; if it appears under a Washington, D.C. dateline, the information comes from three reporters who decided...