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Joseph P. Parrella, of the Bronx, died of hyperthermia or heatstroke, a spokesman for the Tompkins Country medical examiner's office said a day after the incident...
...last week of the New York campaign was beautifully choreographed--the visit to Metropolitan Hospital, the session with the Hasidic Jews, speaking on the same spot in the South Bronx where Carter made his promises four years ago, the visit with Cardinal Cooke...
...primary instigator of that "creation" took the same route as Bernal. Following his coach from Fordham Prep in the Bronx, Bobby Hackett came to Harvard in 1977 toting a little more than the usual college freshman paraphenalia--a silver medal from the Montreal Olympics...
...Florida--Bronx in the sun, the wasteland of America's senior set, where the former best and brightest go to live out their golden years sans the benefit of existential torment...
...suffered by one syndicate headed by Underwriter Frederick ("Tim") Sasse. Between 1975 and 1977 this group amassed an amazing collection of bad risks. Some 1,300 claims worth $22.7 million were paid out in fire-insurance policies issued in Canada and the U.S., many in the arson-plagued South Bronx. The Sasse syndicate had also reportedly exceeded its premium-issuing limit by some 3½ times. Now 38 members of the group, who are under pressure to come up with an average $448,000 each, are suing the insurance exchange and challenging the sacred unlimited liability rule. They are arguing...