Word: dale
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Dale R. Yancy Merrimack, New Hampshire...
...Dale Bauman, a Cornell University professor of nutritional biochemistry, claims that Consumer Reports erred in its bst story by relying solely on its in-house critic in the field, Michael Hansen, rather than a panel review. "Nobody has the credibility to handle a wide range of issues," Bauman says. He adds that he found a Hansen report on bst "replete with mistakes" and that the fda sent Hansen a letter listing all the errors. "I don't think this helps the magazine's credibility," Bauman observes...
...this has been Cochran's only acknowledgment that there may in fact be tough times ahead. In an interview last week with Time, he appeared cool, determined, even upbeat. Fielding calls in his ultramodern Wilshire Boulevard office from his second wife Dale and from Simpson's friends Paula Barbieri and Robert Kardashian, Cochran offered a preview of the strategy he will roll out this week. He will examine many of the witnesses, while Shapiro and two junior attorneys will handle the others; Bailey will conduct most of the cross-examination. Throughout, Cochran says, they will hammer on what he calls...
...federal grand jury indicted Billy R. Dale, former head of the White House travel office, on charges of stealing more than $68,000 in funds paid by news organizations to travel with the President. The grand jury said Dale deposited checks worth more than $54,000 for press corps expense payments into his personal checking account and skimmed $14,000 from the office's petty-cash fund. Dale's lawyer said his client, one of the officials fired 18 months ago + in the Clinton Administration's "Travelgate" flap, would plead not guilty...
Billy Ray Dale, former White House travel office chief, pleaded not guilty to embezzling money paid by the news media for travel with the president, and asked the judge for the right to subpoena records from Hillary Rodham Clinton and other White House officials to prove his innocence. Among the records sought are those of the late Vincent Foster, the deputy White House counsel who committed suicide. Dale is accused of wrongfully pocketing at least $33,297. "Mr. Dale never spent a penny of government money or media money," his attorney, Steven C. Tabackman, said outside court. Dale claims that...