Word: wares
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...many school-busing decisions. Usually, a court does not start off by telling the state what to do; it just says what the state cannot do: it cannot stuff ten men into a cell built for two; it cannot provide one toilet per 200 inmates; it cannot ware house mental patients like old furniture. Sometimes that is enough. One Massachusetts judge, hearing a suit protesting pris on conditions, took state authorities on a tour of the prison and asked: "You're sure you really want to defend this case?" The state did not, and (wisely) accepted a consent decree...
David Sullivan, a member of the association's project coordinating committee, pointed specifically to Harvard's lease--with an option to purchase in five years--of an apartment building at 18-20 Ware St. Sullivan said the lease violates the spirit of the so-called 1975 "Red Line" agreement with the city...
...agreement is a voluntary commitment by Harvard that it will not buy property outside specified boundaries set at that time. The Ware St. building lies across those boundaries...
Brewer said Harvard evicted the residents because it wishes to renovate 18-20 Ware St. "Right now many of the apartments are literally uninhabitable or are below standard," he said...
...only major obstacle remaining to the tavern is selecting its location, Robert Ware '80, one of three undergraduates who presented the idea to CHUL in September, said yesterday...