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...think that there are a slew of McKim, Mead & White specialists who would be pained to see anything changed," Goody says. "There is a small group that feels strongly and receives a maximum amount of publicity...
...local food pantries, which rely heavily on federal funds, were "crippled and had to close, folks would not quit being hungry," he observes. And he's not sure his donors will jump at the chance to make up the difference. "Churches and private charities are already stretched to the maximum," Bailey says wearily. "They are not going to be able to make up billions of dollars. There is no way private [giving] can handle that. It's a bad argument." He pauses, then adds, "And that will become painfully obvious to average Americans when they see levels of pain...
...government will move to retry the case quickly, and there are indications that additional counts may be added to the nine concerning the contract for the 1991 fight between Julio Cesar Chavez and Harold Brazier. Had King been found guilty on all nine counts, he would have faced a maximum of five years in prison and a $2.25 million fine...
While prisoners are fairly unpopular these days in most parts of the country, some 20,000 Louisianans were willing to wait in line for hours and pay $7 ($3 for the kids) to attend the sold-out shows at the state's only maximum-security prison. Parents with a sense of humor took photos of their children behind bars in a replica of an Angola prison cell. Business was also brisk at the "Lifers' Sno-Cones" refreshment booth, manned by a murderer and an aggravated rapist. In a nice Jailhouse Rock touch, an all-convict band named Pros and Cons...
Every effort will be made to make decisions concerning administrative support of HAND early, so that there can be maximum overlap between Ms. Epstein and the present Central Coordinators on the one hand, and those who will be providing the direct support to the programs in the fall of 1996. --Harry R. Lewis'68 Dean of Harvard College