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State Rep. Gus Serra, D-Boston, spent the week of May 1985 in Rome...
...Said Serra, whose roll-call attendance record was 38 percent from 1984 to 1986, he does not keep records of the per diems he collects...
...there every day," Serra said, adding, "I'm doing what I have to do, even if I might sit in my office during roll calls. What's the total figure, $1,000 a year? It's not exorbitant. For $5 a day, you're gonna croak...
...quintessential example of the New York 1970s artist who made it successfully into the much more worldly atmosphere of the 1980s. She is (rightly) seen as both serious and popular, no easy feat. That a colleague of such fiercely reductive artists as Brice Marden, Barry Le Va and Richard Serra, formed in the hot arguments and unheated lofts of a pre-yuppie SoHo, would emerge by the mid-'80s as a corporate muralist, decorating the Volvo headquarters in Goteborg, Sweden, and the dining room of the AT&T Building in Manhattan with her fluent, electric and inexorably charming images...
...image of the mystery man gained further dimension as neighbors of the Stammers from their days at Serra Negra began to speak up. Some remembered how he would climb to the top of an eight-foot observation tower on the farm and scan the horizon through binoculars. Basilio Silotto, a farm worker, reported that Pedro had told him once that Hitler was a great man. When a defective person was born, the old European confided to Silotto in tones reminiscent of the Auschwitz researcher, he would soon vanish...