Word: garfield
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their own department-specific emergency preparedness contingency plan and will have one or more representatives working on New Year's Eve to monitor their labs, systems and other equipment," says Jane Garfield, local coordinator for the Medical School's operations...
GRAVY AT THE GRAVE To attract visitors, the Lake View Cemetery in Cleveland, Ohio, is holding an essay contest, the winner of which will enjoy a romantic evening by the monument to slain President James Garfield, near where he and his wife are buried. The evening will be highlighted by a seven-course dinner. Entrants had to explain why they wanted to win. Most just seemed eager for a night...
Each successive scene tells the story of another assassin in a similar way. The assassins' stories are fictitiously intertwined: Charles Guiteau, who eventually assassinated James Garfield; Leon Czolgosz, who killed William McKinley; Guiseppe Zangara, who attempted to assassinate Franklin D. Roosevelt; would-be Gerald Ford assassins Lynette "Squeaky" Fromme and Sara Jane Moore; Sam Byck, who plotted to kill Nixon; and John Hinckley, who shot Ronald Reagan. The time gap separating each of the assassinations (or attempted assassinations) is given no heed: placing these disparate events side by side allows them to interact in a kind of fantastic sphere that...
...annual salary report last week. Below are the compensations of the some of the city's top-paid officials. Rebecca T. Brown Crimson Name Position Total Pay Robert W. Healy Jr. City Manager $130,169.21 Richard C. Rossi Deputy City Manager 112,649.74 Richard Bongiorno Police Captain 106,567.28 Garfield E. Morrison Police Lieutenant 105,704.86 Walter W. Brutely Police Officer 104,629.98 James C. Grady Police Lieutenant 102,757.39 Kevin J. Fitzgerald Fire Chief 101,941.29 Rudolph F. Walcott Police Officer 100,069.60 Sheila T. Russell Mayor 50,447.00 Francis H. Duehay City Council 38,366.30 Henrietta Davis City...
...Hoogenboom, a wonderfully iconoclastic historian at Brooklyn College, has written two books on Hayes in the firm belief that history has shortchanged him, and in no small part because of a throwaway line by the brilliant but careless author Thomas Wolfe, who described Hayes along with Arthur, James Garfield and Benjamin Harrison as "lost Americans" with "gravely vacant and bewhiskered faces...