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With two Hefners running Playboy, there was no more room for Derick J. Daniels, 53, who resigned as president. Daniels, a former vice president of Knight-Ridder Newspapers, was brought into the company in 1976 to straighten out its ragged management structure, a job at which most critics say he succeeded. He leaves with severance...
...years ago, Playboy Enterprises Inc. has been through more shufflings than a Playboy magazine in a barbershop. Employees at Chicago headquarters are now smarting from still another round of corporate hutch cleaning: the abrupt firing of 70 administrative and editorial workers, including five of the 30 vice presidents. President Derick Daniels circulated a written assurance that "no further planned mass reductions" would occur; understandably, that did not solace the survivors. He called the purge part of a "broad program to reduce administrative overhead and reallocate resources." Added Founder-Chairman Hugh Hefner, 51: "What you are seeing is the final stage...
...meeting was attended by the cochairmen of the CLE executive committee-Abram J. Chayes '43, professor of Law, and David K. Cohen, associate professor of Education-Derick A. Bell Jr., lecturer on Law; Walter J. McCann Jr., lecturer on Education; Frank L Mishelman, professor of Law; and Marshall S. Smith, instructor in Education...
...gains, however, did not go to the Labor Opposition, which has always run a poor second in Stratford; Tories either stayed away from the polls or voted Liberal. While Labor Candidate Andrew Faulds got 12,376 votes, only 359 more than the Laborite received at the last election, Derick Mirfin, the first Liberal candidate to contest Stratford in 13 years, walked off with 7,622, close to half the total that was cast for Tory Maude, although the Liberals had virtually no political machine working for them...
...elected to Parliament before he was cut off in the blossoms of his sin, the air last week was promise-crammed. Campaigning for Profumo's seat were: left-wing Labor Candidate Andrew Faulds, 40, a bearded Shakespearean actor who actually discovered a slum in the Warwickshire countryside; Publisher Derick Mirfin, 33, a bright, toothy Liberal, who declared that "it's time to give the Tories a kick in the pants"; and Tory Angus Maude, 50, an able journalist and former M.P. who rebelled against the government's handling of Suez but was running on the Tories...