Word: richardson
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...nattily-attired Elliot L. Richardson '41, sitting with legs crossed, pauses over his salad at Boston's Cafe Tremont, looking like anything but a man about to embark on a grueling, and possibly bitter, fight to become a senator from Massachusetts...
...those candidates who sits at the head table and lets all the food go by." Richardson says, introducing his theory of campaign dieting...
...Richardson, the best known and most highly respected of the state's few Republicans, may be the most blase candidate ever to seek such high office...
...Richardson approaches the race from a completely opposite perspective than do his three main Democratic rivals, all reformers in their thirties who are just beginning to gain attention outside the state...
...Republican side, patrician Elliot Richardson, a veteran of three Cabinet posts who resigned as Richard Nixon's Attorney General in Watergate's Saturday Night Massacre, should get a run for his money from feisty Businessman Raymond Shamie, who garnered 39% of the vote when he challenged Ted Kennedy...