Word: conn
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...STORES. Conn.--The University women's soccer team owned the first half of yesterday's game. The Huskies also seemed to own the referees at times. And in the end, they owned two goals to Harvard...
...loyal following that seems determined to ride out the race with him. These Anderson backers reject the notion that their votes should be influenced by whether or not Anderson can win. "It is everyone's obligation to vote their conscience," argued George Ward, a consulting engineer in Washington, Conn. Insisted Margaret Gilvar, a housewife in Oakham, Mass.: "It is more important that citizens who are concerned make a protest than be swayed by the impact an Anderson vote could have on the other candidacies." Contended Chicago Attorney Andrew Williams: "The fact that Anderson's chances are reduced doesn...
...HAVEN, Conn.--Yale University will return to the heirs of Baron Edmond de Rothschild a rare 15th century Passover prayer book that apparently was stolen from the Rothschild family by the Nazis during World War II and eventually was donated to Yale...
Mary Margaret Dragoun Fairfield, Conn...
...ebullient, back-slapping campaigner and the Democrats' sentimental favorite. His father, Thomas Dodd, served in the Senate for twelve years, until he failed to win renomination after being censured for misuse of campaign funds. Buckley, a restrained, somewhat stiff campaigner, lives in the family home in Sharon, Conn., but he is regarded by many voters as a carpetbagger because he served as New York's Senator from 1971-77. Henry Kissinger and George Bush joined Buckley on the campaign trail last week, while Senator Edward Kennedy came to Connecticut to help Dodd. In a display of solidarity...