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...purpose of Saturday's conference was "to bring together the rich advocacy resources in Massachusetts so that all concerned with children in the Commonwealth can work in a more effective way," MAC officials said...
...have tons of good politic and tons of good intentions [in this Commonwealth]," said Carballo. Yet he added that a study his office published October 31 notes that "a substantial number of children eligible for benefits are not receiving them...
Clearly, it would not be easy to find a group of Grenadian leaders who could form a government that would restore stability to the island. One possibility, being contemplated by Britain, Canada and other former British colonies, was the creation of a Commonwealth force to replace the U.S. troops once the fighting had ended...
...allies at just the moment when we need their trust most. Even Margaret Thatcher, Reagan's staunchest European ally, was not informed of the attack until Monday and was summarily rebuffed when she tried to prevent it, even though the area is still, ostensibly, a member of the British Commonwealth. That move not only hurt American reputation in the area but also clearly embarrassed Thatcher's Foreign Office, which in response to American assurances, had staunchly declared such an invasion impossible...
...polls are correct, the Bluegrass State will elect its first woman governor this year. The administration of "Martha Layne" as she is familiarly known to Kentuckians--should help revise the stereotype of Southern politics. Perhaps Kentuckians have learned the truth of their commonwealth's motto--"United We Stand; Divided We Fall." In any event, the sun seems to shine bright on the future of women in politics in Kentucky and throughout the South...