Word: ward
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Kevin P. Crane '73, the son of former Mayor Edward Crane '35, was in third place, four votes behind Mayor Alfred E. Vellucci, who had 1795. Crane's votes were spread somewhat evenly throughout all of Cambridge's eleven wards, while Vellucci's were concentrated mostly in ward one, East Cambridge...
...mother of eight boys and one girl, West, 39, says she is running to increase the representation from Cambridge's Ward Four--one of the poorer areas of Cambridge...
David Sullivan lists as his proudest accomplishment his efforts to make it "possible for every student and citizen to participate in the election process." When a student at MIT, Sullivan found he could not register to vote because he was a student. He joined the Democratic Ward Committee that determines the members of the Election Commission and selected members who enabled student voters to register...
...families who want to try a fast sample of the action. Used, reconditioned machines fetch up to $1,200 each, depending on the game and vintage. As proof that the pins are now iquitous and farious. Sears, Roebuck is marketing a home model called Fireball for $645. Montgomery Ward will also sell an electronic game, for $650, by Christmas...
...dawn broke over the white-pillared U.S. Supreme Court one day last week, more than 100 spectators were already clustered on the granite steps, huddled in bed rolls or stamping their feet to ward off the autumn chill. By midmorning the crowd had doubled and doubled again, stretching across the court plaza all the way to First Street. Photographers maneuvered to capture celebrities as they arrived, including Senators Robert Griffin and Thomas Eagleton, and Mrs. Earl Warren, widow of the Chief Justice who presided over the historic school desegregation decision of 1954. As the crowds pressed forward, young demonstrators waved...