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This massive demographic shift will probably benefit the two candidates who have emerged as advocates for the lower-and middle-classes, city councilor Raymond L. Flynn, and former state Rep. Melvin H. King, the only Black candidate in the field. Flynn comes from South Boston, King from Roxbury--both considered among the poorest regions in Boston. The two finished second and fourth respectively in a recent poll...
DiCara--who finished well in the pack in a recent WBZ-TV poll--also does not shy away from making predictions about the outcome of September's open primary. The fight will be between himself, former Boston School Committee President David I. Finnegan, and Boston City Councilor Raymond L. Flynn, he says...
...Flynn '85 says he transferred to Harvard from Oberlin Conservatory to major in Applied Mathematics. Since his arrival in Cambridge this fall, Flynn adds that he has returned to his first love--the piano...
Having switched his major to music, Flynn says he is doing an independent study of the plano with a teacher outside of Harvard. "Independent Study has made a tremendous difference in my workload," Flynn notes, adding that he practices three hours each...
...pretty soon if they are to have any hope of victory. Candidates such as Langone. Lawrence S. DiCara '71--an able and knowledgeable politician who seems to have no real support base--and former MBTA Chairman Robert R. Kitey would do best to endorse front-runners such as Finnegan, Flynn or King. The Mayor is the real issue in this campaign: next to him, the issues only offer a pretext for repeats of Monday's counterproductive showcase...