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Still only 49, he decided to move to New York City and make some money by practicing corporate law. He joined a prosperous Wall Street firm, which thereupon became Nixon, Mudge, Rose, Guthrie and Alexander. But he never really retired from politics. He was just biding his time. He thought...
Starting in high school, Ned confesses, he became "infatuated with the drug subculture," using marijuana, LSD and mescaline. "When you're the child of a famous person," says Franklin, who had his own bouts with heavy drinking, "you're measured by a different scale. You can get mad and fight...
Since 1987, Rudenstine has been biding his time as executive director of the Mellon Foundation, and in the process gaining more experience with finance and government relations.
I was shocked over the biding war over the manuscript, but that was separate from me. It was my agent that got so much money for it. I was not involved... I would have published it for free.
It would seem a bizarre monologue almost anywhere else, but not in the Soviet Union. Though comrades have stood in line ever since strains of the Internationale first wafted over Red Square, the queues are longer and crankier these days, thanks to chronic shortages. Biding one's time to buy...