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...getters: "I want to introduce the lady I intend to nominate to replace Hillary Rodham Clinton, and she won't be in charge of health care." Her private role seems to be the health and care of the candidate. When Pat toiled at the Reagan White House, recalls Linda Chavez, who worked alongside him, "Shelley would mark up newspapers for him, load his briefcase, drop him off and pick him up." Her job description is the same today...
...succeed in the workplace seems to be dominated by two females. But those observers miss the point, for to the candidate, the issue is not gender but loyalty. From both Bay and Shelley, he receives unquestioned fidelity. Buchanan has referred to his sister as "my Bobby Kennedy." Says Chavez: "This isn't a job to Bay. This is family." For Shelley, it's not a job; it's her life...
NICOLAS A. CHAVEZ...
...rematch, however. U.S. Attorney Mary Jo White of the Southern District of New York announced that the government will move to retry the case quickly, and there are indications that additional counts may be added to the nine concerning the contract for the 1991 fight between Julio Cesar Chavez and Harold Brazier. Had King been found guilty on all nine counts, he would have faced a maximum of five years in prison and a $2.25 million fine...
...problems with the original case was the confusing nature of the alleged insurance fraud, which centered on a fight that had to be canceled when Chavez cut his nose in training. The government's star witness, former Don King Productions accountant Joseph Maffia, testified that King told him to alter a contract to show that Chavez had received $350,000 in training fees, and Chavez testified through an interpreter that he had never been given that money. Maffia's careful, measured testimony was somewhat compromised when the defense played a tape of an angry Maffia telling King over the phone...