Word: cole
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...criminal cases, state and local governments have been picking up the tab for defense lawyers, but the money is drying up. Boston last year simply ran out of funds to pay court-appointed counsel. So did Cole County, Mo. In St. Louis in 1983, 22 attorneys are expected to handle 12,000 cases on a budget of $695,000. The city's prosecutor, by contrast, has 45 attorneys and $2.4 million. In New York City, Legal Aid Society lawyers, who handle 70% of all criminal cases in the city, are on strike, in part because they believe superiors fired...
...matched the sophistication of Rob's system. "It's | a state-of-the-art application of 2 voice recognition," says an im| pressed Ronald Cole, speech| recognition expert at Carnegie| Mellon. "It is easily the single "most direct example of the technology upgrading someone's life...
...wildlife authorities said that the six days of hunting, during which 880 animals were killed, would not damage a herd that has increased more than tenfold since 1935 to a current population of more than 20,000. But many Down Easters found the slaughter distasteful. Said Outdoorsman John N. Cole, contributing editor of the weekly Maine Times: "The moose is Maine's state animal. If we are going to change that status and hunt it, there ought to be a vote of all the people." A pro-moose outfit called SMOOSA (for Save Maine's Only Official State...
Poor circulation has plagued Lamont's patrons and staff since classes began. Cole, who earlier this month said that she had "not made any actual progress," in resolving the problem yesterday called the situation "a classic case of lack of communication" between her staff...
While the center of Lamont, particularly the main reading rooms, is overheated, the extremities of the building are too cold, Cole said. She added that she hopes for relief by Thursday, but that B & G are the ones who have their hands on the buttons...