Word: client
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Throughout the case, Pollard's attorneys attempted to portray their client as an idealistic Zionist whose actions were based on his concern for Israel's security and survival. The prosecution, however, pointed out that Pollard had received some $50,000 for his espionage and, had he remained in the service of the Israelis for an additional nine years, would have wound up with at least...
Most D.C. hairdressers are putting their money on Vice President George Bush. Despite his rather inaccurate name, the Vice President is not over-endowed with head fibers--in fact, it is said that Bush is not only the Vice President, but also a client of Hair Club...
During the trial, Defense Lawyer Verges tried to show that the circumstantial evidence against his client was too inconclusive to establish his complicity. Moreover, two key French witnesses claimed that Abdallah was only a minor player in the F.A.R.L. and thus unlikely to meet the requirements for proving complicity under French...
Martin Marietta, which produces Titan-class rockets for the Air Force, was the first U.S. firm to sign up a client. It plans to launch an ExpressStar communications satellite for Federal Express in 1989. Says Richard Brackeen, a vice president in charge of launch systems for Martin Marietta Aerospace: "The private launching business could be the next widebody jet business...
...federal authorities also charged that at roughly the same time, Siegel passed illegal insider information back to Goldman, Sachs' Freeman. Siegel allegedly told Freeman of secret plans by a Kidder, Peabody client, the Manhattan investment firm Kohlberg, Kravis, Roberts, to launch a takeover bid for Miami-based Storer Communications. That put Freeman in a position to profit from trading in Storer stock...