Word: client
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...cares little about business ethics, the7The Watergate Bad Guys The Watergate plotters included Southern rim entrepreneurs and conservative-lawyer-opportunists: H. R. HALDEMAN (left) was a Los Angeles advertising man; former presidential counsel JOHN W. DEAN III (middle) was fired from his Washington law firm for secretly aiding a client's rival in a television licensing case. JOHN EHRLICHMAN (right) saw both kinds of action: During the sixties, he alternated real estate law practice in the Far West with sometimes-clandestine campaign operations for Nixon...
...were connected with Hughes. The results of the mission remain, like most Hughes missions, mysterious. Meier was subsequently dismissed from the Hughes hierarchy, and last month was indicted for income tax evasion. (Now Meier's lawyer is charging that the Government may have obtained evidence against his client illegally through the tapping of Don Nixon's phone...
...entitles each client to a complete report on every potential funding prospect in the FSC data bank, as well as biographical profiles of foundation officers. Members also receive a monthly news digest-Grants Daily Monitor-providing information on new grant programs...
...adopt Nix on's own argument that a President (or Vice President) cannot be criminally prosecuted until after he has been impeached, convicted and removed from of fice by Congress. The chances of an Agnew impeachment are not very strong at present, but the prospect of an other client's demanding White House constitutional protection has hardly pleased Nixon's legal staff. "We've got enough work on our hands with Ervin and Cox," said one. "Agnew's got his own lawyers...
...imaginative venture, an electric minisubmarine of the type used occasionally by cigarette smugglers on the border lakes between Switzerland and Italy. Inside his villa office, which is adorned with zebra skins, African spears, various weapons and the hat of an East German policeman (Vopo) given him by a grateful client, Lenzlinger proudly produced for Kroon purported dossiers on some of his escape exploits...