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...Human Services, said that the Commonwealth recognizes the “important role” that the CHA plays in the state’s health care system, and that it will be “working closely” with the hospitals. —Staff writer June Q. Wu can be reached at junewu@fas.harvard.edu...
...heart of this lawsuit,” Stein said. “Under our interpretation she remains qualified for benefits. Under Harvard’s she loses benefits.” McGahey, who declined to comment for this story, is seeking payment of her benefits from June 2006, when Harvard ceased payment, until she recovers from her disability. Before she stopped working, McGahey earned a salary of over $100,000. Under the terms of the University’s employment plan, McGahey began receiving long-term benefits after six months of disability since she was unable to perform her normal...
...this semester but also emphasized that it was only temporary. Flores added that the UC plans to set up a committee to discuss the future of the party fund before beginning official negotiations with the next dean of the College, Evelynn M. Hammonds, who will take office in June. Arrangements for this committee have not yet been made. Quincy HoCo Treasurer Elizabeth M. Moore ’09 said that the extra money would be useful for times when their budget becomes stretched, such as when events that require large expenditures like Housing Day and spring formal—occur...
...Clinton. Florida's Democratic chairwoman Karen Thurman floated the notion of holding a new election that would meet the national rules by having the re-vote primarily through mail-in ballots. But many key state leaders opposed the method as unfair and impossible to pull off by a June deadline. Thurman herself acknowledged as much when she introduced the plan, and on Monday she pulled the plug...
...beliefs, particularly neo-Druidism - even though archeologists have shown that it was built long before Druidism arrived in England. Still, summer solstice gatherings by New Agers once drew huge crowds to Stonehenge. Fearing that the stones were at risk, English Heritage roped them off in 1977. In June 1985, 1,300 police officers confronted about 140 carloads of New Age travelers heading for Stonehenge, prompting the "Battle of the Beanfield." Since then, controlled gatherings within the monoliths have been allowed at special times, including the summer and winter solstices...