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...however, that still acknowledges remorse. Last week Boston's mayor, Thomas Menino, and police commissioner Paul Evans appeared at a community meeting to take the heat. "It is historic for a mayor and police commissioner to come out and say, 'I'm sorry,' " says Rodney Foxworth, co-chairman of a neighborhood council. The mayor has promised an inquiry, but Williams' widow is expected...
Paquin's parents have been extremely careful about guarding their family's privacy. "I'd love to have her do more publicity for the movie, but I respect parents who want to raise their kids the way they want to," says Harvey Weinstein, the co-chairman of Miramax Films, which distributed The Piano. "She's really a normal, smart little girl who wants to stay a normal, smart little girl...
...especially big slice: about $30 million. Since Goldman is a private partnership, it is not required to make public its finances. Nonetheless, the telltale numbers from a Goldman prospectus made their way into Investment Dealers' Digest. Other bits of evidence occasionally fall into the public domain. When Goldman co-chairman Robert Rubin quit to work as a presidential adviser, his disclosure statement reported a 1992 income from Goldman of $26.5 million...
...just went out for lunch. A code of secrecy meant that no directory was widely available to assist task-force members in contacting one another. Sessions were delayed or completely canceled for lack of space in meeting rooms. Robert Valdez, a UCLA public-health professor who eventually served as co-chairman of the benefits working group, arrived in Washington late one night only to be told he was presenting an overview at the first meeting the next morning. "Presenting?" asked Valdez. "Presenting what?" Recalls Harvard internist Arnold Epstein: "The whole thing was like a four- alarm fire...
Four hours after Clinton spoke those words, conference co-chairman Daniel Patrick Moynihan appeared with Senate majority leader George Mitchell and House Speaker Thomas Foley at the Capitol to announce agreement on the "broad outline" of a deal that cuts $250 billion in spending, raises $243 billion in new revenues and promises to reduce the deficit about $490 billion over the next five years. While some details remained to be worked out Monday, the big breakthrough came Thursday night when Moynihan and House Ways and Means Committee chairman Dan Rostenkowski agreed to accept the Senate proposal for a 4.3 cents...