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...DICK GEPHARDT $3.6 m The former House leader from Missouri should have a broad donor network. But he's in third place; are old friends deserting...
...April 12. 8 p.m. Opening night is black tie. Tickets are $12/$10 general; $8/$6 students, senior citizens, and children; $4 with Harvard ID. Matinees: tickets are $10/$8 general; $6/$4 for students, senior citizens, and children. Patrons making a donation receive two tickets: $40, friend; $70, donor; $100, benefactor; $150, sponsor, available at the Harvard Box Office or by phone...
...Greek telecommunications tycoon and major donor to the Kennedy School of Government (KSG) is reportedly under investigation for alleged Cold War espionage...
Another question is ethical: How did Jesica get her last set of organs so quickly? There are about 200 very sick people waiting to get heart-and-lung combinations in the U.S., and Jesica seems to have leapfrogged the entire list. Carolina Donor Services says the organs were not directed to Jesica by the donor family. The likely answer is that the urgency of Jesica's need pushed her to the front of the line, which is accepted practice. Duke's error may have cost others as well: those waiting for just one of those organs...
...major producer of ready-to-eat meat and poultry. (Though the USDA selectively inspected processed meat for Listeria, it had left testing of plant interiors, where the bacteria can breed, to the companies.) The National Food Processors Association (N.F.P.A.), voice of the $500 billion industry and a major Republican donor, called Veneman's plan "very onerous" and predicted that universal government testing of plants would result in undue recalls and delay meat shipments while test results were pending...