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...comparative literature at Montclair State College, into the hurly-burly of a national campaign. "If you backed me into a corner right now, I'd say I wasn't running in 1988," he says. In fact, he has laid none of the necessary groundwork, such as amassing a war chest or flying off to speak in early primary states like New Hampshire. Says Media Adviser Kaye: "He'll run when he truly believes he's ready. He's so much a student of the game, and he's still learning." Bradley's education, by his own definition, is never ending...
...experimental first taste. Friends considered even that unthinkable, but if the substance found in his car and system was cocaine, then in some dazzling order more rapid than a heartbeat, Bias must have experienced all the shades of an athlete's life in a few hours, when his chest exploded...
Although College officials would not provide a numerical breakdown of guests invited because of their donations, they did agree that past giving to the University's treasure chest had something to do with their fancy invites. And for those graduate schools that provided figures, spokesmen say that a sizable number of the representatives are there because of past giving...
Political observers suggest that an impressive re-election might provide Cuomo with his best possible presidential launching pad. Victory in November is considered a sure thing. His approval rating in New York hovers around 70%, and he has already raised a campaign war chest of some $10 million. His probable opponent, Westchester County Executive Andrew O'Rourke, is a relative unknown...
...Western Michigan University tour group that had visited Kiev two days after the mishap. Tests by health technicians at a Consumers Power nuclear plant near South Haven, Mich., showed that 14 of the tourists had absorbed almost 1,500 millirems of radiation, or 50 times the amount in a chest X ray. Robert English, corporate health physicist for Consumers Power, said that the Americans faced minimal long-term health hazards. However, some people living in the immediate vicinity of the reactor may have risked death or, at the very least, severe radiation burns...