Word: low
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Connell said that the diocese and theUniversity must agree on a developer beforebuilding can begin. Also, she said, the Universitymust remove low levels of contaminating...
Harvard offered the archdiocese $4 million at that time, later lowering the offer to $3 million because the parish wanted low-income housing on the land. But the University lost a bidding war with Boston developer H.J. Davis, who offered $7 million...
...rectory will eventually be converted into low- and moderate-income housing, according to O'Connell. Although no exact plans have been made for the building yet, she said it is only because it needs to be renovated, "We hope it will be completed before or as soon as the other two buildings...
...board first became involved in development in 1986 when it constructed low-income housing on land donated by the Harvard affiliated Brigham and Women's Hospital. At that time, The Boston Globe reported that the $800,000 gift was connected to a city decision to approve a new parking garage for the hospital...
Even more important, as Moscow has recently discovered, the totalitarian solution cannot work indefinitely. Sooner or later the sacrifice of individuals standards of living leads to domestic problems: low work incentives, low labor productivity, economic stagnation and eventually, as events prove, domestic turmoil...