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...would be reunited. But that was before Castro began making his public demands that the Miami family return the boy, and before the leaders of the exile community swooped down on Lazaro's small house in Little Havana and drew the family deep into the local political swamps. Robinson Crusoe did not have the misfortune of washing ashore in a swing state...
...earlier efforts at this kind of global-community journalism have received terrific response. Thousands reacted to our Sierra Leone story, including a group that flew some amputees to the U.S. for treatment. And a wealthy businessman, after reading our AIDS-orphans story, written by Nairobi bureau chief Simon Robinson, plucked some of the children from the hellhole where they were living and relocated them to a house in suburban Harare, Zimbabwe. For people residing in the world's worst places, that kind of generous help is as close to a miracle as anything they could...
...added problem of our nearing the necessary moment when we have to say good-bye to Fenway Park itself and look forward to a new, modern stadium in its place. Looking out to right field Tuesday, I saw the numbers of Carl Yazstremski (8), Ted Williams (9) and Jackie Robinson (42--the player we had the chance to sign but didn't) blown down by the wind, surely a sign that nature itself wants a change...
...Robinson Professor of Music Robert D. Levin '68--no relation to Gerald Levin--said he thought the endowment was important from a musical point of view as well...
...Secretary-General, Lord George Robinson of Port Ellen, gave a luncheon speech to a small gathering of Harvard scholars, including University President Neil L. Rudenstine, at the Faculty Club...