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...Lawrence R. Opert, a lawyer, is probably the weakest of the eight candidates. He admits that he would he "very surprised" if he won in the primary. Opert is relying heavily on 18,000 brochures he sent out over last weekend which listed his credentials for the job. He has been an assistant Professor of Finance at the Boston University School of Commerce and Business Administration, has "Icetured extensively throughout the United States on government spending, contract management, and cost effectiveness," and authored a master plan for policy training in Massachusetts...
Along with the standard view on reduction of taxes. Opert raises some issues which mark him as an attorney. He would campaign for such causes as a legislative review of the performance of Massachusetts judges, preferential treatment to the disadvantaged in the giving of state and municipal jobs, effective prisoner rehabilitation and penal reform programs, and the adoption of irreconcilable difference as an additional ground for divorce in Massachusetts...