Word: edward
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Whether city voters choose to back the city council and various local lobbying groups in supporting the full over-ride, or whether they elect to continue to receive property tax reductions, has been clouded by various technical issues such as the ongoing 100 percent evaluation and by Gov. Edward J King's local aid package, proposed just in time to play a key role in today's balloting...
WITH A LITTLE IMAGINATION Julie Andrews almost appears masculine, although her delicate features and slim jaw make David Bowie resemble some of the heftier Hasty Pudding hoofers by comparison. But the premise and the setting render nothing unbelievable and Ms. Andrews. Edward's wife, is a fine comedienne. With Garner as her straight man. Andrews jumps elegantly from wicked, flirtatious girl to mock-elegant Victor. Her more serious moments, played with her friend and protector Toddy, portray a woman getting toughened by necessity and occur infrequently. Sadness and loneliness have no place in light comedy, but these occasional exhausted...
Aides to Gov. Edward J King say he is also neutral on the issue of over rides, but critics of his recent local aid proposal say he is deliberately trying to discourage voters from supporting changes. Earlier this week, King suggested an increase in aid to cities losing big from forced cutbacks, but also recommended that municipalities accepting over rides receive less or none of that new state...
...suffering from paranoia, roller-coaster mood swings and an inability to work. "I lived my whole life for cocaine," he recalls. Tom, too, went to the clinic and made a pact. A diehard Republican, he could think of no penance worse than forking over $1,000 to Democratic Senator Edward Kennedy. A year ago he agreed that a check should be mailed if he resumed his habit. Ted Kennedy will have to find that money elsewhere. Tom is clean. Says he: "I don't ever want to get near the fire again...
...current issue of The Chronicle includes an interview with Edward Clark, who ran as the Libertarian Party candidate for President and received approximately one million votes in the 1980 election...