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Duarte's aides admit that they face a tough battle. "This is the worst time for us to go into an election," says Julio Adolfo Rey-Prendes, former mayor of San Salvador and the unofficial head of the Christian Democrats' slate of assembly candidates. "The economic situation is terrible. Violence and terrorism are still very active. We seem to have made enemies from both extremes." But Rey-Prendes is confident that his party will win a majority or, alternatively, be able to form a coalition with one of the more moderate conservative groups, such as the National Conciliation...
Johnson is 2-1 lifetime against Harvard, the inverse of Bill Cleary's career slate against Wisconsin. All three contests--the only occasions on which the schools have met--have been during the regular season Wisconsin edged Harvard. 2-1 in a 1971 Christmas tourney in St. Louis, and Harvard split a two-game series at the Coliseum in 1976, shocking the Badgers, 4-3 in the opener and then falling. 7-5, the next night...
Indeed, the very ideal of the cooperative seems to have disappeared, submerged by a Coop management more intent on expansion than cooperation with its student members. Last year's progressive Coop Group slate ran on--and won-student directorships on a platform of higher employee wages and benefits, better working conditions, and more equitable pricing policies. Once elected, many worked hard for those goals, and did manage to extract some data from Coop management. But that...
Hundreds of delegates wined and dined at the expense of gubernatorial aspirants at the Sheraton Boston last night on the eve of the state Republican pre-primary convention. The non-binding convention will officially begin today when the 1,446 selected representatives gather to endorse a slate of candidate for state wide offices...
...plus registered Cambridge Democrats walking last Saturday into the Cambridge Rindge and Latin High School cafeteria--the site of the Harvard-area Ward 6 caucus--only one sported a Tom O'Neill's button. The Dukakis slate prevailed with near unanimity, O'Neill's men insist they never expected to carry that "liberal activist" section of Tommy's hometown. But it's harder for them to explain why he couldn't sweep eastern and northern Cambridge, or why his supporters joined with King forces in his very own ward 10 "neighborhood slate"--a strategy some coordinators had said they would...