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SENATOR PETER H. DOMINICK, Conservative Republican from Colorado: There can be no more deals and no more technical arguments about evidence. Nothing short of complete disclosure will be adequate to restore the confidence of the American people. The President should divulge everything he has personal knowledge of and should permit complete access to all tapes, papers, files, documents and memoranda which have been requested by the Senate Watergate Committee and the special prosecutor. I am reluctant to talk about impeachment, but the genie is already out of the bottle, and it cannot be put back in. The confidence...
...Though comfort is meager and government insanely harsh, man is glorified as the Lord of Creation. The great annual holiday is called the Feast of Eater, honoring the legendary hero who long ago defied the order to kill himself. His name-no name is too obvious for Mano-was Dominick Priest...
...went straight to Wall Street from Wellesley (where she was Phi Beta Kappa with a major in economics) and talked herself into becoming the first woman admitted to the executive-training program at the Brahmin brokerage of Dominick & Dominick. "Frankly," she recalls, "it was an advantage to be a woman. Customers remembered me." She wisely carved out a specialty-savings and loan associations-and after ten years was a recognized expert, handling $15 million underwritings. But it was time to leave. "The doors were closed for a partnership. To be a woman entrepreneur you have to own the store." With...
...final hours before the roll call, Nixon also summoned to the White House five Senators believed to be against him on the issue. He saw another avenue of possible success when two of them, New York's Freshman Senator James Buckley and Colorado's Republican Peter Dominick, assured him that they would vote for the plane. An Administration victory hinged on preventing any unanticipated defections...
Many brokerage firms plan to continue their parsimony. "Any controls that we have installed," says Shields & Co. Vice President Dan Sheehy, "will not lapse when business improves." Adds Senior Vice President Myron Wick of Dominick & Dominick: "You're looking at a permanent change in Wall Street life-styles." Like the Great Crash of 1929, which resulted in a whole portfolio of stock-market reforms, Wall Street's latest decline is likely to leave a lasting impression...