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...sale comes after several months of financial problems for Cohen, whosaid in court papers filed in March that his debtwas too great to handle with Chapter 11 bankruptcyproceedings and was forcing him to sell thenewsstand, according to the Globe...
Sossman ruled that the University did not violate Massachusetts General Law Chapter 151b by not launching an investigation of Battenfield's complaint of sexual harassment. She also found no negligent infliction of emotional distress on Ostrowski's part...
...council had given Biogen the tax break under Chapter 121A, a clause allowing the city to charge a reduced tax rate on a parcel of land to attractcompanies to build...
...every single thing," insists G.O.P. chairman Haley Barbour. Because they know that the religious right can still be a red flag for a good many voters, some candidates who have its support are playing down the connection. Though several of his regional coordinators are busy forming a Minnesota chapter of the Christian Coalition, even the hard-line Quist is careful to keep his distance. "I have never been in sympathy with Pat Robertson," he insists. To broaden his moral-issues agenda and build bridges to economic conservatives, he prefers to stress his ideas for a middle-class...
...something truly weird. These gothic, melodramatic flourishes appear not in the first chapter of the latest Stephen King novel but rather in E.L. Doctorow's The Waterworks (Random House; 253 pages; $23). This is not entirely unexpected. The author of such luminous page turners as Ragtime, World's Fair and Billy Bathgate has made it a habit to surprise his readers with each new book. His central concerns -- the unavoidable sway of historical forces, the insidious effects of the powerful upon the powerless -- have remained constant, but he has chosen a variety of fictional voices and techniques to bring them...