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Encyclopedia > Kowal

Kowal is a city in Poland. It was the place of birth of Kazimierz Wielki, king of Poland, in 1410.


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Boston.com / News / Boston Globe / Obituaries / Loretta Kowal, 64, adviser, administrator of child welfare (514 words)
Kowal was asked by the state secretary of Health and Human Services to review DSS's handling of the ''Mikey" case, the controversial removal of a boy from the foster home where he had lived for eight years.
Kowal decided that although the foster family was treated poorly by DSS, that mistake could not be rectified by committing another one and removing the boy from his new home.
Kowal was a child welfare specialist with the State Division of Child Guardianship and legislative staff director of the House Committee on Human Services and Elder Affairs before she became affiliated with the MSPCC.
The Mayor's of Buffalo, New York - Chester A. Kowal (4701 words)
Chester A. Kowal was born in Buffalo on August 17, 1904, the oldest of eight children.
Since Kowal had such a strong showing in his last comptroller race, he was chosen in 1957 to represent the GOP as their mayoral candidate.
Kowal plead innocent to the charges and pressed for a speedy trial, most likely to prove his innocence before the general election.
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