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...Greq Britz (Greg Chaimers, Tony Visone) 5.54 P. Steve Taylor (Mark Ostendorf Mike Bolstad) 11.06 P. Gates Orlando (Kurf Kienen dorst Rich Costello) 59 H. Gary Martin (Phil Falcone) 4.37 H. Jim Turner (Shayne Kukulowiez Mark Fusco) 13.47 H. M. Fusco (Brad Kwong) 16.51. P. Jim Robbins (Hugh Toppazzini) 17.29 H. M. Fusco (unassisted) 2.00. H. Rob Wheeler (Brian Busconi, (Dave Burke) 2.32 H. Visone (Chaimers) 8.33. P. Kleinendorsf (Orlando Costello) 12.48. P. Costello (Tim Army Steve Rooney...
...DIED. Hugh Gallen, 58, plainspeaking, two-time Democratic Governor of traditionally Republican New Hampshire, who upset Incumbent Meldrim Thomson in 1978 on his promise (later honored) to eliminate a surcharge from electric bills and hold the line on taxes; of liver and kidney failure, a week before he was to leave office; in Boston. A self-made owner of a car dealership, Gallen in his third gubernatorial campaign refused to take "the pledge" against a state income or sales tax because of looming budget problems, rightly suspecting that his stance might cost him reelection...
...programmers suffered more than the Harvard hockey team last night Expecting a vintage edition of the Harvard-Boston College rivalry for their rare college hockey broadcast, they instead picked a farce in which the outcome was obvious after just 10 minutes, an eventual 10.4 B.C. rout at M. Hugh Forum...
Last week's execution in Huntsville surprised knowledgeable lawyers as well. Brooks' grounds for appeal seemed as strong as those in hundreds of other cases that are pending. According to University of Texas Law Professor Hugh Lowe, who worked on Brooks' behalf, the perfunctory judicial refusal to give a temporary reprieve "clearly shows an impatience with endless death penalty litigation...
...confrontations have focused on depictions of the Nativity. The government "may not participate in or promote the Christian celebration of Christmas," explained Judge Hugh Bownes in the Pawtucket case. "The crèche is purely a Christian religious symbol; this is the distinction between the crèche and Christmas as a holiday." Christmas trees, for example, are generally considered secular because of their origins in pagan rituals. Public school Christmas pageants have won court approval as long as the cultural significance outweighed the religious...