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...theaters, concert halls, art galleries, museums, libraries and buses. These state laws, along with similar ones passed by country and city governments, are necessary public health measures. Unfortunately, Massachusetts has enacted no legislation protecting the rights of non-smokers, despite the efforts of freshman Rep. Lois Pines (D-Newton...
...runners will start in Hopkinton, and move through Ashland, Framingham, Natick, Wellesley, Newton and then hit "Heartbreak Hill" in the Boston College area, (230 feet above sea level), at around the 20-mile mark. From there it is literally downhill into the center of Boston and the finish at the Prudential Building...
...caucus of liberal Massachusetts Democrats endorsed State Rep. Paul Guzzi '65 of Newton for secretary of state and Edward F. Harrington of Needham for attorney general at a meeting in Framingham this weekend...
...other chief candidate for secretary of state, Newton state representative Paul H. Guzzi, has consistently supported campaign reforms. He was sponsor for a bill to limit contributions and chairman of a subcommittee that drafted a state campaign disclosure...
...effort to account for this phenomenon, Ostriker worked out a neat mathematical explanation. He calculated that if the galaxies actually have ten times more mass than has been seen through the telescopes of earthbound observers, the velocities of the stars would satisfy Newton's laws. Ostriker theorizes that the mass exists in invisible halos of small, dim stars, interstellar dust and gases, and perhaps even "black holes" -cadavers of huge, ancient stars, so completely collapsed under their own powerful gravity that not even light can escape from them...