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Cairnie yesterday recalled the visits by Robert Graves, who came to Harvard last year. "I remember once," Cairnie said, "we discovered we were born in the same year--and we talked about what a good year that was."
Raw Flesh. Handcuffs on the wrists of one prisoner were tightened so much that blood came through the pores. Hands and feet often swelled to unimaginable proportions and turned black. Jaws, noses, ribs, teeth and limbs, the prisoners charged, were deliberately broken and left unset. The sick and wounded were...
Ernest F. Graves, a representative of Cambridge Electric, told the Council that the station would consist of several small gray buildings in addition to relays and transformers and that it would omit no smokes or odors. He said that special equipment would limit noise from the station to 6.5 decibels...
Several groups--including the League of Women Voters, the Neighborhood Nine Association, the Mystic River Watershed Association, and the Boston Society of Landscape Architects--contested Graves's presentation and urged the Council to conduct a study of the proposed transmission station which, one critic said, "will produce and distribute more...
Graves replied that the Planning Review had not obtained its information from the power companies and that the station would supply electricity to Cambridge, although portions of it would tie in with the regional power network on a reciprocal basis.