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...when the somber Crimson icemen trooped through the debris-strewn entrails of Boston Arena to reflect in the privacy of their bomb-shelter locker room upon the embarassing 11-5 trouncing they had just been handed, the inevitable happened. "Where the hell are the keys?" a Harvard official shouted as the squad stood in a corridor and waited...
...next few weeks the Cultural Ministry will study the damage to artistic landmarks, but now "we must bury our dead and get food and shelter to the victims," he added...
...many New Yorkers, Governor Hugh Carey looked a little undemocratic last week. Philip J. D'Arrigo, a Westchester County dentist, paid $48,000 last year for an acre of land adjacent to Carey's summer home on Shelter Island at the end of Long Island. Said D'Arrigo, 47: "I hope to hang up my drill in 15 years, live out there and go fishing." But when the dentist began constructing his 2½-story dream house 165 ft. away from Carey's, the state police certified that it posed a security hazard to the Governor...
Ronald Reagan openly campaigned against the place. The President may find temporary shelter in the roomy house on Pennsylvania Avenue, but when he looks toward green Lafayette Square and creamy St. John's Church, he will not see his home town. One cannot imagine Leonid Brezhnev or Margaret Thatcher mentioning Moscow or London and meaning anything but a place. But when the President says "Washington," he means a force, perhaps his nemesis. What is this city that even Presidents cannot handle...
...Quincy House resident who asked to remain unnamed said that his Canadian roommate has offered him shelter for the next four years