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...participants regular unemployment checks for 24 weeks. It also offered 10 weeks of small-business instruction and financing at MEP's partner bank, Shawmut. So far, Shawmut has provided $165,000 in loans for such ventures as a catering service, a photography studio and a billiard hall. James O'Neill, who lost his $55,000-a- year job as a plant manager in August 1990, launched a worker's compensation consulting firm based in Westfield. "There was a period of doubt," he recalls. "Money was only coming in in dribs and drabs." Now O'Neill has a client base...
These shots heard, and seen, around the world appeared under the aegis of the first global TV news company, Cable News Network. Contrary to the dictum of former U.S. House Speaker Tip O'Neill that "all politics is local," CNN demonstrated that politics can be planetary, that ordinary people can take a deep interest in events remote from them in every way -- and can respond to reportage in global rather than purely nationalistic terms...
...that they could conclude their "official business." But somehow not one has ever managed to do so. According to figures disclosed last week by the House clerk, U.S. taxpayers will have to cough up $385,577.52 this year for staff members who will keep JIM WRIGHT and TIP O'NEILL comfortable in their home states. Not to mention CARL ALBERT of Oklahoma, who retired back...
Long Day's Journey Into Night--by Eugene O'Neill. In the Loeb Experimental Theater at 7:30 p.m. Free...
Suddenly the audience slips into the world of gibberish in which Joycean characters--and O'Neill it seems--thrive, a world of swiftly tilting pitch and agrammatical word structures too bizarre to be termed sentences. It is a testament to O'Neill's virtuosity that the audience watches him make unintelligible sounds yet is still intuitively mesmerized...