Word: election
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Reagan's move came as the United States continued to elect mostly economic options in response to Noriega's unflinching hold on power...
Ballots to elect the candidates to the Harvard Cooperative Society's board of directors arrived in the mailboxes of many students yesterday...
Students will elect 11 candidates who will help govern the $60 million corporation along with the corporation's president and the Coop's 11 stockholders, made up of members of the faculty, administration and alumni...
Following his acceptance speech, President-elect Gorbachev approaches failed Democratic candidate Leo Buscaglia with arms spread wide in a gesture of post-election reconciliation. Dr. Buscaglia, who responds by smacking Gorbachev in the kisser, is siezed and taken away by a cadre of special body guards whose appointment had been the new president's first official...
Jaramillo, an outspoken critic of the cartel as well as of Washington's drug policies, leaves office this week to make way for the first freely elected mayor in the city's history. Some 12 million Colombians went to the polls on March 13 to elect the mayors of nearly 1,000 cities and towns. The exercise in democracy -- until now the country's mayors have been appointed by Bogota -- is designed in part to give cities like Medellin new powers to fight such menaces as organized crime and drugs. Some feel that an administration with a direct mandate...