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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...People who care about the place enough to givea lot of money are interested enough to be on acommittee, too," says Robert N. Shapiro '72, vicepresident of the Harvard Alumni Association...
...This is very dramatic," she added. In addition to Wolf, at least two other members of the liberal Cambridge Civic Association (CCA) slate appeared certain of victory: incumbent Francis H. Duehay '55 and challenger Edward N...
Candidate #1 VotesAlice K. Wolf 3548Walter J. Sullivan 2553Francis H. Duehay '55 2480William H. Walsh 1960Edward N. Cyr 1946Kenneth E. Reeves '72 1703Timothy J. Toomey, Jr. 1694Sheila T. Russell 1609Jonathan S. Myers 1471Alfred W. LaRosa 1468Thomas W. Danehy 1412Alan D. Bell 814John T. St. George '70 708Esther M. Hanig 665Rena H. Leib 657Renae D. Scott 622E. Denise Simmons 533David J. Sullivan 185John W. Downing '54 178Paul J. Johnson, Jr. 148Kenneth D. May 115Regina Jones 107Robert Heroux 105James M. Greene 84Peter Sheinfeld 71William C. Jones 33Vivian Kurkjian 23William P. Vienneau...
...David N. Dinkins won election as New York City's first Black mayor, while L. Douglas Wilder of Virginia clung to a slender lead over Republican J. Marshall Coleman in his bid to become the nation's first elected Black governor...
With what some are calling the city's highest-ever turnout of Black voters, Mayor-elect David N. Dinkins accepted his win to the cheers of a uniquely diverse audience--racially and ethnically. Tailoring a speech to their likes proved difficult, however, as Dinkins struggled between the rhetoric of his grassroots following and the party establishment...