Word: superiorities
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...really loud cry to "clean up Harvard Square" came from Middlesex Superior Court Justice Frank W. Tomasello, who issued a blast just before sentencing a 19-year old Cambridge youth to a five-to-seven-year suspended sentence for drug peddling. Just three weeks before, one of Tomasello's colleagues had made a similar, though milder, attack after sentencing three men to suspended sentences. The police and the University (which helped in the apprehension of the youth sentenced by Tomasello) must have been a bit chagrined: by catching the peddlers, they precipitated harsh criticism...
Councillor Alfred E. Vellucci also promised to bring Middlesex Superior Court Justice Frank W. Tomasello-- who set off the current controversy last Monday--but other councillors doubted that Tomasello would attend...
Farnsworth was critical of Middlesex Superior Court Justice Frank W. Tomasello, who declared on Monday, after sentencing a 19-year-old for the sale of drugs, that "tax-free institutions should screen out those they let in "as a help in the clean up" of Harvard Square...
Unlike last year, when Harvard's Vie Niederhoffer was clearly superior to everyone, the individual championship this year is wide open. Tom Poor of Amherst is the favorite. Last year, after nudging Romer Holleran in the semifinals, Poor lost 3-0 to Niederhoffer in the finals...
...have no use for those people in Harvard Square who are preying on students, especially the beatniks," Middlesex Superior Court Judge Frank W. Tomasello declared after sentencing a 19 year-old youth to a five-to-seven-year suspended sentence for selling drugs in the Square...