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...campaign, Carter is doing it all." Forbes, for his part, genially downplays the roles of Wrenn and Ellis, remarking that Ellis "occasionally sends a note, maybe once a month," while Wrenn is nothing more than the office administrator. "I even had his head off this morning because the faxes weren't working properly," Forbes says. When asked why a man who has managed major state campaigns and raised millions of dollars is now ministering to fax machines, Forbes says wryly, "How the mighty have fallen." Neither Wrenn nor Ellis responded to multiple telephone calls from TIME...
...treating it as a typical break-in, a regrettable fact of urban life," Forbes campaign spokeswoman Gretchen Morgenson assured the Associated Press. "Until we know otherwise, that's what we're going to assume it is." There is ample fodder for conspiracy theorists nonetheless. The perpetrators removed a fax machine and a copying machine, left a computer and printer on and rifled through computer disks with lists of prospective Forbes supporters...
...while, Powell's fax machine, mailbox and home mail slot were flooded with unsolicited resumes, offers of volunteers and policy papers. Journalists faxed over speech ideas; several volunteered to quit their jobs and join the campaign. Fund raisers drew up financial timetables. ceos called, urging Powell to run. Congressmen pledged their silent support; some sitting Democratic lawmakers quietly pushed Powell to jump into the race, even as a Republican, because the Democratic Party, they said, was beyond repair. Governors indicated they were ready to endorse. Duberstein's rabbi pulled him aside before service one Saturday morning in September and asked...
...feel that students are being given the runaround, especially since the names of those on the committee still have not been announced. Dean of the Faculty Jeremy R. Knowles said in a fax two weeks ago that he expected to make the appointments "next week." Friday, Knowles' administrative assistant referred an inquiry to either Verba's office or the office of Susan W. Lewis, director of the Core program. Verba was out of town, but his administrative assistant also redirected the query to Lewis' office. Lewis referred questions back to Knowles, saying that she thought the Dean would announce...
...ruse whereby Leeson reconciled his year-end accounts in 1994. Both the London and Singapore reports agree that Leeson fabricated a $79 million credit from Spear, Leeds & Kellogg, a New York City-based securities trader, to offset his losses. When Barings' external auditors questioned the entry, Leeson forged faxes from Spear, Leeds & Kellogg, Citibank and one of his superiors in London to show that the money had indeed been paid to Barings. The auditors accepted Leeson's explanation although they failed to notice the words "from Nick and Lisa" printed on the top of one of the documents indicating that...