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EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENTS: Donald J. Barr, Donald M. Elliman Jr., Robert L. Miller...
...Lucchese family underboss street-named "Gaspipe" (possibly because of his blowtorch safecracking skills), was hated within the crime family because of his penchant for ordering hits simply because a fellow mobster annoyed him. "We felt that some of the tips were coming from the Luccheses," says FBI agent Donald North, who supervises organized-crime investigations in New York City. "The family wanted him off the street." The elusive Casso was on the run from federal racketeering charges. During the don's 32 months underground, prosecutors charge, he ordered at least seven murders -- many over the phone. Appropriately, FBI agents traced...
...forms a year on behalf of each worker. State and local filings can add to the burden. Overwhelmed families may seek help from accountants, who will gladly handle the paperwork for about $500 a year for a child-care worker. But even professionals can find the task grueling. Says Donald Rocen, a tax manager in the Washington office of accounting firm Coopers & Lybrand: "I wanted to do the right thing, and when I hired a cleaning person for $50 a day once every two weeks, I complied with all the regulations. But it was such a pain that I decided...
...Posters by John Kisch and Edward Mapp. This book is a glossy compilation of hundreds of posters used in promoting independent race movies and Hollywood features with an important African-American presence. Spike Lee offers an inconsequential preface that is thoroughly put to shame by the excellent introduction by Donald Bogle...
...Separate Cinema is a running illustration and commentary on the role of African-Americans in film both in the United States and abroad. Donald Bogle's introduction in itself is an invaluable encapsulation of the history, and these rare posters strikingly show the development of images of race and race relations as well as the continuing interplay between the so-called mainstream and marginal in American culture...