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...your article of September 30 concerning North House committee representation, you stated that I, Paula Dobbs, a resident of North House, claimed that members of the Third World, and only members of the Third World, were unfairly represented. Your reporter, Jonathan Weker, quoted me as saying, "Everyone in this House but the Third World students are represented." Not only have I been quoted out of context, but I sincerely doubt that my actual statement contained the grammatical error which appeared in Mr. Weker's article...
...deeply regret that my initial disappointment with Crimson reporting occurred so early in my Radcliffe career. I hope that the accuracy of your reporting increases as the year progresses. Paula Christine Dobbs...
Eckerd's primary victory was a stunning setback to the promising career of his rival, dynamic, attractive Paula Hawkins, 47, who made her name as a consumer advocate. Ironically, Hawkins' greatest triumph turned out to be her undoing. In 1972 she became the first woman in Florida's history to be elected to state office when she won a spot on the three-member Public Service Commission. But when the board was unable to keep electricity rates from soaring more than 35% in two years, her reputation as the consumer's best friend was short-circuited...
...Paula Hawkins, 47, the only woman on the state's public service commission, is being urged by fellow Republicans to file for the primary. Another probable candidate is Gurney's former law partner Louis Frey Jr., 40, now a Representative from Orlando. In largely Democratic Florida, any Republican will face a tough fight in November against the winner of the Democratic primary, for which nine candidates have filed. In any case, Gurney seems politically finished...
...following Radcliffe fellowships were awarded for 1974-75. Winners of the American Briggs fellowships are Camille L. Bedrosian '74 of South House and Malvern, Pa.; Margaret A. Dong '74 of North House and Phoenix, Ariz.; Phyllis Ann James '74 of Currier House and Washington, D.C.; and Paula Pinkston '74 of Currier House and Memphis, Tenn...