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State Rep. William Galvin (D-Boston) was the winner in the treasurer's race. With 1653 of 2138 precincts reporting, or 77 percent, Galvin led with 351,589 votes, or 51 percent to Keverian's 211,468, or 30 percent. State Sen. Richard Kraus (D-Arlington) had 132,003 votes, or 19 percent...
Candidates facing off in the Democratic primary for the job of Middlesex District Attorney also did some last minute politicking. Because there are no Republican candidates, the winner of today's primary will be the next...
...Fifth District: Incumbent Atkins favored to defeat winner of GOP primary, most likely MacGovern. Atkins was unopposed in 1986 and won with 88 percent of the vote...
...discovered by the automated screening may require years of additional testing in the lab -- and then on animals -- before any newly discovered therapies can be tried on human cancer patients. "All it will take," says NCI adviser Korn, dean of the Stanford University School of Medicine, "is one smashing winner. Then everyone will say it was worth...
...Iraq and Kuwait, stand to gain the most. Even if the production level were not increased, Saudi Arabia should sweep in an extra $38 million a day if prices stabilize at $25 per bbl., while the United Arab Emirates should increase its take by about $18 million. The biggest winner may be Libya, which will collect an additional $9 million a day and, unlike the Saudis and other gulf states, will not pay part of any bill for keeping U.S. and other forces in the gulf. It is one of the ironies of the current crisis that Muammar Gaddafi...