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...Center for Public Integrity, the Gallos, who own the biggest wine-making company in the country, are Dole's largest financial backers, having given more than $1 million over the years. But that is a modest investment compared with the $80 million that the Gallos were able to shelter thanks to Dole. In a House-Senate conference during the summer of 1986, he was instrumental in securing victory for the "Gallo amendment," which allowed grandparents with the wherewithal to give each grandchild $2 million free from the generation-skipping tax. At the time the aged Gallos had 20 grandchildren between...
Cambridge Police investigator John McSweeney added that the police have not been able to locate the victim, Ronald Clark, who had cited a public shelter as his address...
Sophomores have enough to worry about in adjusting to our new settings, picking new classes and learning to live with new roommates. Move-in week is no time for Harvard to be skimping on its responsibility to feed and shelter us. Harvard may enjoy a 99 percent retention rate, but the administration should still welcome its sophomores back with open arms--not the back of its hand...
Harvard University police officer David J. Rourke assisted the victim, a 59-year-old white male who gave the address of a public shelter as his home address...
...cause for dejection. "The elections won't change anything. The parties in power will win again," says Biljana, a Serb living in Doboj. The Muslim wife of Esad, Kujundzic's victim, also sees little gain from this Saturday's exercise. "For four years we have begged for shelter and dug up other people's potatoes. We want to go home," says Asmira, 36. "If we can't, we might as well go back...