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...turned out, it was also a tune of deep embarrassment. Hours before her keynote speech on Friday, Thatcher accepted "with regret" the eye-catching resignation of Trade and Industry Secretary Cecil Parkinson, architect of the election landslide and one of her closest political advisers. Parkinson, 52, fell from grace two weeks ago when he announced that Sara Keays, his private secretary and longtime lover, would soon bear his child. He added that he would not divorce his wife of 26 years to marry Keays, although he admitted that he had promised to do so. The disclosure prompted a number...
Rosovsky, in a letter to the graduate student, wrote, "I regret very much the discomfort you have experienced in your relationship with Professor Dominguez. Your statement has been helpful in evaluating other allegations of his abuse of authority and deciding what action should be taken...
...that he had committed himself to a private hospital, whereabouts undisclosed, for treatment of drug abuse. "With the best medical help I can find, I am determined to beat this problem," he said in a statement released by the Washington office of his uncle, Senator Ted Kennedy. "I deeply regret the pain which this situation will bring to my family and to so many Americans who admire my parents and the Kennedy family...
...they may, leaders in Washington and other Western capitals last week could not extract much more from Moscow than the qualified expressions of regret that were heard on the streets. Instead, Soviet leaders responded with volley after volley of recriminations, continuing the defiant war of words with Washington that threatens to deepen the damage caused by the air tragedy...
Chafin said the case he will remember most from his years at Harvard is the disappearance of 25-year-old Graduate School of Design student Joan I. Webster in 1981. "If I have any regret it's not seeing that case solved before I leave," Chafin said...