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If only for that reason, the elections last week of aldermen and mayors in 3,968 municipalities had more than local import. Their significance was further heightened by the intense nationwide campaign waged by President Ernesto Geisel, 68, the Brazilian military's hand-picked chief of state. Though securely...
Although Harvard pays little property tax, it is provided with a full range of municipal services, he said. While there are at least 12 uniformed Cambridge police officers in Harvard square at all times, there is only a single policeman in Inman Square.
In spite of nagging questions about the reliability of ETS's three-figure quantifications of people's "aptitude," over-worked, understaffed admissions boards and personnel managers continue to rely upon test scores for an easy, quick, "objective" standard. In some parts of the country, state law now sets specific SAT...
LaTremouille's primary argument in court is that the bidding procedure that was followed was illegal. Massachusetts law states that requests for bids on municipal construction projects must be announced in a local newspaper, along with the deadline for receipt of the bids.
Rating services have gained enormous power in recent years, influencing the investment of millions of dollars in commercial and municipal bonds. The services' analysts investigate all financial aspects of firms or municipalities that issue bonds. The information is then studied by committees of three or four experts, who finally...