Word: signs
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Frederick R. Meyer, the Cambridge realtor who wrote Proposition 1-2-3, says he had "at least double" the required number of signatures. Eight percent of Cambridge's registered voters--about 3500 people--must sign the petition to make it a binding referendum question, Meyer says...
...people soliciting didn't know much about [Proposition 1-2-3], but the Cambridge residents did," Meyer says. "People have heard of it, support it, wanted to sign...
Outcry against Jenninger was aimed at the perceived anti-Semitic nature of his address--a positive sign that Germans have done far more to eradicate their anti-Semitism than their Austrian neighbors...
Also seen at Bright: "The Big Al Memorial Sign"--complete with a tiny "sieve" at the bottom of the sign...
...made it easier for citizens to sue municipalities, there has been an upsurge in lawsuits nationwide. Attorney Barry Waldman of Detroit has represented victims and their families in ten chases. The longest: a 22-mile, 90-m.p.h. race through residential streets that began when a motorist ran a stop sign and ended when his car killed a work-bound autoworker. The victim's family won a judgment of $1 million against the police...