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...HAVEN, CONN. - A Superior Court judge dismissed charges Tuesday against Balck Panther chairman Bobby G. Seale and Ericka Huggins, because, he said, massive publicity made it impossible to select another jury that would be impartial...
...Radcliffe crew will compete in the Women's Rowing Nationals in Old Lyme, Conn.. June 18-20. The team will face crews from Australia and Canada, as well as other American entrants from as far away as the University of Washington...
...regatta was sailed in Yale's 420 sloops on Long Island Sound off Branford. Conn. "There was a steady wind most of the time; not like those damn rivers and lakes," Reeve said. The Charles River and Tufts' lake, where the Crimson lost last weekend, are noted for their flukey conditions...
...around us, and we listened. They came here [from Lebanon] to be in a land of justice, and they saw justice declining." The concept of beleaguered justice has remained with Nader ever since. At age four, he used to listen to lawyers argue cases at the courthouse in Winsted, Conn., where his father runs a restaurant and bakery. By age eight, he conceived of the lawyer as a defender of the people, and determined to be one. "But when I really decided what I wanted to do," he recalls, "was when I was at Harvard Law School. All the courses...
Died. Elmo Roper, 10, dean of modern political pollsters; in Norwalk, Conn. Roper first realized the value of polls in the late 1920s, when he became an ace clock salesman by sampling the tastes of his customers. He co-founded a New York market-research firm in 1933 and then became the first pollster to adapt scientific sampling techniques in forecasting an election; he predicted F.D.R.'s 1936 plurality within one percentage point of the popular vote. The Literary Digest-then the big gun of polling-picked Alf Landon as the winner. Though he conducted polls for FORTUNE...