Word: pauls
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Cambridge Street resident reported that between 5:30 p.m. and 8 p.m. three to five people removed a dark trash bag containing about $500 from an unlocked cabinet in Saint Paul's Church which is located at 24 Mt. Auburn...
...Undergraduate Council proposed paying for the cost of the oriental rug but is still considering its options. Even if the council absorbs the cost of the rug, it will merely be robbing Peter to pay Paul. Whether the Straus residents or the council pay for the rug, many students will pay for the transgression of an unknown perpetrator...
...about not because the little mouse with the 5-in. tail is an officially endangered species--it isn't--but because it might soon be declared so. On that presumption, federal and local regulators are requiring developers to make elaborate surveys in wetland areas where the mouse allegedly thrives. Paul Banks, a bemused environmental consultant in Denver, says the elusive jumping mouse may be doing as much to curb Colorado's rampant development as all the slow-growth confabs and environmentalists' lawsuits put together...
DIED. LINDA EASTMAN MCCARTNEY, 56, fetching photographer of '60s rockers who trounced the hopes of teenyboppers when she wed one of her dreamiest subjects, Beatle Paul; after battling breast cancer; in Tucson, Ariz. Their enduring union was the rule-proving exception to short-lived celebrity marriages, with the devoted couple spending just one voluntary night apart in their 29 years together. Linda became Paul's muse (the lovely, long-haired lady of his post-Beatles love ballads) and his sometime singing partner in the soft-rock group Wings. Her passions ranged far beyond the musical: she continued to take pictures...
...Paul Quinn-Judge/Moscow