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...Executive Director J. Terrence Brunner, 36, a former federal and local prosecutor, then assigned his investigators to join Sun-Times reporters in digging into the complex financial puzzles posed by Keane's maneuvers. "Investigative reporting now," says Brunner, "has become a lawyers' and accountants' game." Finally the results of the investigations were rounded into story form by Co-Authors Thomas Moore and Edward Pound. Once the Sun-Times series began running, BGA called a press conference for Chicago's other three dailies as well as for radio and television reporters and confirmed the details...
...unusual collaboration was firmly joined in 1968 when Chicago Tribune Reporter George Bliss became a member of the BGA staff. He later returned to the Tribune, but Brunner, who arrived in 1971, has maintained and strengthened the alliance. As a result, the BGA, rather somnolent for most of its 50 years, now has influence out of all proportion to its membership (1,400) and its annual budget ($200,000). Brunner himself is something of a crusader. He is fond of stopping in midsentence, pounding his desk and exclaiming: "Damn it, people shouldn't take bribes!" Not the least...
Squeaky described the tribe's radically unordered life: "You could say it's a nonsense world of Alice in Wonderland, but it makes a lot of sense. Everybody makes their own rules . . . Each moment is different." One clay, she said, a family member named Mary Brunner "had her baby in this old condemned house and we delivered it. We called him Sunstone Hawk, because at the time she had him, the sun was just rising, and a hawk flew over the house...
...Schnorr (118) won his match by forfeit but sophomore Jay Galeski (126) was beaten decisively by Serge Brunner, 14-0. Senior Bill Wasserstrom (134) was pinned at 3:19 of his match, and Harvard tell behind...
...Lance Brunner, Brown...