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...life. "This is not a shoo-in," admits an adviser. Giuliani and his surrogates would try to make an issue of her carpetbagging and question her commitment to fixing potholes in Syracuse. As much as she will energize Democratic loyalists, her candidacy would mobilize the right, become fodder for G.O.P. direct-mail fund raising and unite New York's upstate conservatives--good news for Giuliani, who has never recovered their good graces since endorsing Mario Cuomo in the 1994 Governor's race...
...State politicians used the results of the initial April testing--where 59 percent of the 1,800 prospective teachers failed to pass all three areas-- as campaign fodder, demanding higher standards from Massachusetts teachers...
Historically, Hill has let the on-court squabbles provide the fodder for copy. Last year at the Palestra in Philadelphia, Hill held Jordan without a field goal for the first time in his collegiate career. And last Friday at Lavietes, Jordan, marked man-to-man by Hill most of the evening, committed nine turnovers...
...Baseball has a burgeoning disaster on its hands as fewer and fewer teams can afford to assemble a contending team. Each year a couple more teams get defined as "small market." A couple more teams become fodder for the Bronx Bombers...
Baseball has a burgeoning disaster on its hands as fewer and fewer teams can afford to assemble a contending team. Each year a couple more teams get defined as "small market." A couple more teams become fodder for the Bronx Bombers...