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...that radiation from the disaster would cause as many as 24,000 cancer deaths over the next 70 years. They later reduced their estimate by more than half after further studying the Soviet data. The revision stirred charges that the scientists were bowing to the nuclear power industry. Thomas Cochran, senior scientist at the New York City-based Natural Resources Defense Council, contended that the initial 24,000 figure was probably far too low. While the experts argued, workers labored to restore the land around Chernobyl. A newspaper in Soviet Estonia reported that military reservists from that Baltic republic were...
Strong Republican challenges also confront incumbent State Treasurer Robert Crane, who will serve as convention chairman, and Secretary of State Michael J. Connolly. Their opponents are Republicans Joyce Hampers and Deborah Cochran respectively...
CORNELL (57): Karin Dwyer 4-3--11; Heidi Johnson 3-0--6; Tracy Sullivan 1-1--3; Mary Browne 10-1--21; Patty Mills 1-0--2; Patti Frochlich 2-0--4; Kathleen Geils 5-0--10; Tricia Cochran 0-0--0; Jonelle Mullen 0-0--0. Totals...
...alumni after the classes of 1976--the first year that Radcliffe students received a significant part of financial aid awards from Harvard--the colleges established the Harvard-Radcliffe Fund Office, a joint fundraising office under one director. Doris S. Cochran-Fikes. The Holyoke Center office solicits both men and women graduates since 1976, and the money goes into a joint pot. A certain part--usually 10 to 15 percent--is credited to Radcliffe, which it in turn hands over to Harvard for women's financial aid. In 1984 this sum totaled $1.4 million, roughly 60 percent of Radcliffe's gift...
...joint fund drive last year raised roughly $89,000. Of that total, Radcliffe was credited with $8600, or 9.7 percent, corresponding to the percentage of the total financial aid awards to women in the class of 1988, Cochran Likes said...