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Cox, a registered Democrat who voted for George McGovern in the 1972 presidential election, said at a hurriedly-assembled Holyoke Center news conference last Friday that he had accepted the job because "somehow we must restore confidence in the honor, integrity and decency of government and this is a major...
Crossfire. Indeed it was. More than any other person in Nixon's official family, Mitchell had symbolized the Administration's dedication to stern law enforcement and its opposition to any coddling of criminals by soft judges. Nixon's most intimate confidant as a law partner and campaign...
Cox, a registered Democrat who voted for George McGovern in the 1972 election, said that he had accepted the post because "somehow we must restore confidence in the honor, integrity and decency of government and this is a major part of that important task."
"We need to restore to the heart of Harvard Square a sense of delight," he added. "It could be one of the great spaces in the United States--it should be."
A great orchestra that lost its edge during the last years of Erich Leinsdorfs reign, and has been essentially without a ruler since his retirement in 1969. Seiji Ozawa, 37, takes over next season in an effort to restore the Boston to its traditional excellence.