Word: bosse
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...example. Once he considered resigning if the White House did not supply the documents he wanted, but now he is determined to stay the course, no matter what. The Administration was exerting some counterpressures. Last week the White House extracted from Attorney General Elliot Richardson, Cox's boss at the Justice Department, a statement criticizing Cox's position on the tapes and documents...
...confident and combative Ehrlichman admitted to not a single impropriety, regretted nothing, professed to have had an amazing unawareness as the scandal gradually engulfed the White House. Through four days of surprisingly ill-focused questioning, the loquacious aide insisted upon a similar uncomprehending innocence on the part of his boss, Richard Nixon...
...rare occasions, Safire has sharply jabbed his ex-boss. After Nixon's May 22 statement disclosing the widespread use of domestic eavesdropping under the cloak of national security, Safire wondered: "At what point does the defense of our system corrupt our system?" When it was revealed that the President had taped his office and telephone conversations, Safire criticized Nixon's "horrendous blunder...
...scheduled to testify this week before the Ervin committee's television cameras, thinks so and predicted last week that the tapes "will be the ultimate evidence." Ehrlichman, the President's former Chief Domestic Affairs Adviser, confirmed that he had been completely unaware that his conversations with his boss had been recorded. He said that the tapes ought to be produced by the President. Although Ehrlichman thought he himself "may have said some things about some people to the President
...RABBIT BOSS by THOMAS SANCHEZ 468 pages. Knopf...