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...appeared during the first six months of political stumping. Two independent polls showed former Gov. Michael Dukakis comfortably in the lead, claiming 50 to 70 percent of the vote. Gov. Edward J. King still trails, with one-third to one-fourth of those polled backing him, while Lt. Gov. Thomas P.O'Neill III is edging out "undecided" voters for a distant third place...
...woman was raped last Thursday night at a deserted spot outside the Arboretum, near the south entrance. The incident apparently took place after the woman and her attacker drove together to that spot, West Rosbury Police Lt George Kenny said yesterday...
...with a huge lead in the polls over both King and Lt. Gov. Thomas P. O'Neill III, "we know better in 1982," the pamphlet concludes...
...sides acknowledged he had received the support of at least 60 percent of the delegates elected. Gov. Edward J. King was also claiming a victory of sorts as he got somewhere between 20 and 30 percent, higher than the 15 percent he said he was shooting for, Lt. Gov. Thomas P. O'Neill, the only candidate not insisting he had won, was hard-pressed just to say he hadn't lost. With most observers allowing him only 5 to 10 percent, his campaign seems on the skid. In any event, all 3000 delegates selected will go to Springfield...
...Lt. Gov. Thomas P. O'Neill III, the third candidate, running well behind Dukakis and King, has not run a radio or television advertisement since last October. With the lowest budget and the poorest showing in the caucuses, he seems more worried about establishing an organization than trying to grab wide spread support...