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This sparkling collection, as its editor, Sara Crangle, suggests, confirms Loy as a superbly gifted and fearlessly iconoclastic Modernist.
The First Lady Of Futurism Helen Carr 2011
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Ronald Crangle, who was employed to visit women in their homes and offer help with alcohol problems, faces four charges of sexual assault involving the two women.
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In 1969, Mr. Crangle helped him get a job as chief disbursing officer in the House of Representatives.
NYT > Home Page By DENNIS HEVESI 2011
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"In New York if you want to a be a big shot you go to Wall Street; in Washington if you want to be a big timer you become a lobbyist," Crangle said.
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He joined a local Democratic club and became a protégé of Joseph Crangle, chairman of the Erie County Democratic Party.
NYT > Home Page By DENNIS HEVESI 2011
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Part of that is because a great source of wealth and power in South Carolina comes from involvement in politics and government, according to John Crangle, a retired attorney and Limestone College political science professor who has run the state chapter of Common Cause for 25 years.
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He joined a local Democratic club and became a protégé of Joseph Crangle, chairman of the Erie County Democratic Party.
NYT > Home Page By DENNIS HEVESI 2011
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Underlining his point, Crangle continued: "Because South Carolina has such a history of being a corrupt state … it's ultimately a fight to get those political positions, which in turn give you the opportunity to take bribes and steal."
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In 1969, Mr. Crangle helped him get a job as chief disbursing officer in the House of Representatives.
NYT > Home Page By DENNIS HEVESI 2011
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"Now the Town of Tonawanda is showcasing our facilities," said Crangle, who chairs the town's Youth, Parks
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