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...journalists are usually worrying about having sunk too low; instead, we fear we've risen so high we're being ignored during our quadrennial chance to show off. For a brief, shining moment we had Dick Morris: since then, nothing. After the second debate, where Jack Kemp, the designated slasher, came off more like Barney than Freddy Krueger, even Ted Koppel gave up. "Here we have one of the most civil debates in history, and we can barely stay awake," he said. Then the press began to chide moderator Jim Lehrer for being too nice. "He drains the energy...
Stephen L. Womack, the so-called Widener slasher, was found guilty of two counts of malicious destruction by a Middlesex Superior Court jury yesterday...
...year saga of the so-called Widener slasher neared an end yesterday as a jury heard closing arguments in Middlesex Superior Court...
...good basic police work went into resolving it," said Harvard Sgt. Kathleen M. Stanford. "I know we have the right man, and now it is up to the jury to find [him guilty]." Stanford and Lt. John Rooney spearheaded the Harvard police force's effort to apprehend the Slasher...
...endorsement at a village bandstand in snowy, picture-perfect Milford on Wednesday and dusting off earlier proposals during the following days. For Forbes, whose buscapade pulled in across the Milford village green the same morning, the goal was some fast retrofitting. First came the required contrition for the slasher ads: "In business and politics," he said through a clip-on grin, "mistakes can be made. The key is to learn from mistakes. I have, and I'm moving forward...