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...committee. The union began laying the groundwork for a second representation effort by quietly enlisting support and loudly associating itself with causes celebres. By that fall, they were fully immersed in the organizing drive, signing clerical and technical workers to cards (Under labor law, a union needs 30 per cent of the proposed unit to sign cards.) The union filed for the right to hold and election last December, and District 65 organizers voiced confidence. "We'll win this time," said Kris Rondeau, who spearheaded the card-signing drive...
State officials will tell the city Friday "go or no go, just like the astronauts" with plans to reassess city property at 100 per cent of market value beginning this year, city manager Robert Healy told the Cambridge City Council last night...
...Massachusetts Department of Revenue officials give the go-ahead for 100 per cent assessment, the city will collect "estimated" tax bills from local property owners now and then send out corrected bills in the spring when the revaluation is complete...
...state tells Cambridge to wait a year on revaluation and instead set a tax rate, most property owners will pay about 15 per cent less than last year because of Proposition 2 1/2, Healy said. If reassessment is completed, many city tax bills are expected...
...Chain" encouraged voters to list all the Independents on their ballots. And it seemed to pay off. Only one Independent council candidate, Donald Fantini, was eliminated. His votes went to other Independents--Vellucci, Leonard J. Russell, Danehy, Daniel F. Clinton and Walter J. Sullivan. Only about ten per cent ended up in the "exhausted" pile (votes reserved for bullet) which has usually been the burying ground for Independent candidates. The same trend seemed evident in early school committee transfers...