Word: leib
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Besides Cooper and Koocher, the candidates elected were CCA-backed Rena Leib and Independent incumbents Alfred B. Fantini, Jane F. Sullivan, and Joseph E. Maynard...
...group also backed five school committee candidates. Frances Cooper, Daniel Leclerc and Rena Leib got high endorsements David Entin and David Kennedy secured regular endorsements...
DIED. Leopold Leib Trepper, 77, a Polish-born Jew and longtime Communist who in the late 1930s and early 1940s led a 290-member spy network for the Soviet Union that was known to the Germans as the "Red Orchestra"; in Jerusalem. The Nazis smashed the Red Orchestra in 1942-43, and one Hitler aide later estimated that the espionage ring had cost 200,000 German soldiers' lives. At war's end, Trepper was rewarded by the Soviets with a ten-year prison term. Released in 1955, he returned to Poland and was permitted in 1974 to emigrate...
...Coalition for Cambridge--whose members are "mostly parents, worried about the schools"--will give the governor a petition signed by 5000 people requesting home rule, Rena H. Leib, a spokesman for the group, said yesterday...
...language and enough naturalism for anyone's taste. Epstein repeats his earlier feat in this Figaro, dusting off a far more acerbic play by Beaumarchais than the one we're accustomed to via Mozart. If the ART performers are less assured here than they were in Midsummer. Mark Leib's nimbly colloquial translation more than makes up the difference. With Grownups, a world premiere, there can be little argument about faith to the text: the author works at the director's side at least part of the time. More important, though, Madden finds just the right setting and approach...