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...sent a letter to the former President reassuring him that he was neither a subject nor a target of the investigation. These legal terms mean that while Reagan may have information of interest to the investigation, he is not likely to be indicted. Former White House chief of staff Donald Regan received a similar letter, but Walsh was reportedly turning his sights on former Attorney General Edwin Meese, who, according to some accounts, masterminded the cover...
Executive Vice Presidents: Donald J. Barr, Donald M. Elliman Jr., Robert L. Miller...
...more creative than Graham," said Professor of Education Donald W. Oliver. The former dean "was party-line public school reform," Oliver said, while Murphy is "one of the most open-minded administrators...
...tactics used to combat them are changing fast. Chemicals are out; biologicals are in. Dumping poisons indiscriminately is no longer in vogue; figuring out ecologically correct ways to get mosquitoes to do themselves in is all the rage. "The era of insecticides is coming to an end," says Donald Barnard, the Mosquito Unit's chief. "They're still our first line of defense. But the bugs adapt very quickly to whatever we throw at them. The emphasis now is on outsmarting them, and to do that you have to understand their behavior...
B.C.C.I.'s connections to American intelligence operations resulted in a paralysis of enforcement. In January 1985, for example, long before U.S. Customs agents stumbled across B.C.C.I. in Florida, the CIA hand-delivered a secret report, described within the CIA as "dynamite," to Ronald Reagan's Treasury Secretary Donald Regan. According to CIA testimony before the Kerry committee, the report stated that B.C.C.I. secretly owned First American. Regan's intelligence aide sent back word that they already knew about B.C.C.I. and were not interested in learning more...