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...athletes are an interesting breed. They're willng to toil in obscurity while their varsity brethren grab headlines and glory. This team is no different. It plays for no publicity at all. "When the season started, I told these guys `We're not playing for the Boston Herald,''' coach Steve Bzomowski said...
...million in four Manhattan buildings and a Long Island estate. New York Democrat Stephen Solarz, chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on Asian and Pacific Affairs, estimated that the properties, which include the gilt- leafed Crown Building on Fifth Avenue and a new nine-story shopping mall in Herald Square, are worth $350 million. "Mr. and Mrs. Marcos are now in the world class of corrupt national leaders," Solarz said. "They may have secretly led a headlong, multibillion-dollar flight of capital out of their country...
...Sacramento and Washington, and its overall coverage is a bit skimpy considering the large editorial staff (269 reporters and editors). Hearst does not lack experience, having worked as an Examiner reporter and editor for three years before serving as assistant managing editor at the company's Los Angeles Herald Examiner from 1978 to 1984. Nonetheless, he is criticized by staffers for playing favorites and for poor management. "He's great on ideas," says a reporter, "but he doesn't follow through...
...critiqued a story he did for the evening news. "I can contribute a lot to a class like that and in return get feedback that I don't normally get," says O'Reilly. Issues discussed in class have also provided material for O'Reilly's column in the Boston Herald...
Dershowitz devotes his syndicated column in the Boston Herald next week to his experiences as a prostestor...