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...censors and neo-Puritans belong to two disparate groups. One consists of those, frequently working class in origin, who feel their status threatened by differing life-styles -- hence their hostility to drugs and casual sex and their sympathy for the goals of decency-obsessed media baiters like the Rev. Donald Wildmon or Senator Jesse Helms. The other group, Jasper says, consists of cause-oriented activists, such as animal rightists and environmentalists, who are intent on making people think about the consequences of letting endangered species die out or contaminating the atmosphere with hair spray...
...Icahn's strategy is a so-called prepackaged Chapter 11 agreement under which TWA will shed almost half its $2.4 billion in debts and emerge from its reorganization with $400 million in operating cash. Similar to the arrangement that Donald Trump fashioned with his bankers earlier this summer, such a deal eliminates much of the uncertainty that managers face when they surrender control of a tattered enterprise to a bankruptcy judge. Instead, the owner and creditors present the judge with a solution acceptable to all. If the complex TWA agreement is approved, the carrier may swoop...
...weeks in the Time & Life Building watching how we practice our editorial skills and trying their hands at big-time journalism. "It's an incredible opportunity," says Minal Hajratwala, a communication major at Stanford University whose reporting on stories about plagiarism, Protestant superchurches and the resignation of Stanford President Donald Kennedy earned her three bylines in the magazine...
Perhaps nothing in Donald Kennedy's distinguished career became him like the leaving of it. Last week the Stanford University president took a step that has become all too rare in modern American life: he resigned with grace and dignity under pressure. His departure, effective at the end of the coming academic year, is the outgrowth of the festering scandal in which the university has been accused of overbilling the Federal Government as much as $200 million for research expenses during the 1980s. But there was no smoking gun, no dramatic new revelation, no public ultimatum to prompt his surprise...
Executive Vice Presidents: Donald J. Barr, Donald M. Elliman Jr., S. Christopher Meigher III, Robert L. Miller...