Word: counseling
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After reading accounts of the murder in New York newspapers, Roy Smith '80, a human rights lawyer and professor at the City University of New York, called Dorsainvil to offer his counsel...
Broadcasters, for their part, object that a ratings system mandated by the government threatens their free-speech rights. "A centralized rating system that is subject to review and approval by the government is totally inconsistent with the traditions of this country," says NBC general counsel Richard Cotton. "This legislation turns the fcc into Big Brother." Former CBS Broadcast Group president Howard Stringer argues, "The V chip is the thin end of a wedge. If you start putting chips in the television set to exclude things, it becomes an all-purpose hidden censor...
JAMES SEARS BRYANT of Oklahoma, legal counsel for N.F.L. and N.B.A. players associations...
COMING FROM JACK QUINN, THE NEW White House counsel, the internal memo sent around last month was odd for being so elementary. It ordered staff members to give their "full and prompt attention" to document requests from investigators probing the Whitewater affair. "Nothing less will do," wrote Quinn, urging strict compliance. "Two years too late," commented a White House aide...
David Kendall, the Clintons' personal attorney, told the Senate Whitewater committee that when the records were rediscovered, he photocopied them before turning them over to the independent counsel. In doing so, he might have smudged any fingerprints on the documents...