Word: filed
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...discuss.'" So every Wednesday the First Lady has a business lunch, squeezed in among Cabinet officers and visiting dignitaries on the official schedule. Rosalynn goes well prepared to those lunches a deux on the secluded patio out side his West Wing study. "I've got a whole file of things I take to talk about with him." For example, she told him much about her diplomatic foray through Latin America as the President's representative, which a lot of people thought was not a proper role for a First Lady...
...congressional Black Caucus rapped Carter's remarks as "profoundly unfortunate. thoroughly unfounded" and warned that his words had further endangered his support in the black community. As shown in a telephone poll taken for the New York Times and CBS, Carter's popularity among rank-and-file black voters late last month was high-he got a 69% approval rating, though it was down from 83% in April...
...latest case involves a West German air force file clerk, Hans-Jurgen Jenzowski, who was arrested while handing secret documents to an East German female spy. In May, two other West Germans in sensitive positions-Dagmar Kahlig-Scheffler, a secretary in the Bonn chancellery's foreign affairs section, and Rolf Grunert, chief of the Hamburg police criminal division-were arrested for giving classified documents to East German agents...
...firms freely exchange files with each other; thus a mistake made by one of them can be quickly compounded. The commission found that credit bureaus often mix up people with similar names, resulting in unwarranted refusals of credit. The firms can keep adverse information on file for up to seven years so a deadbeat who reforms cannot easily start afresh...
...know." Just that much was enough for him to begin unraveling the finances of Robert D. Johnson, a former Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co. employee involved in a $26 million wine-importing scheme exposed as a fraud by the Securities and Exchange Commission. Beltrante got Johnson's personnel file from a source in the phone company. Then he made contact with half a dozen of his sources in banks and discovered that Johnson had several checking accounts and a few outstanding loans. From statements that had been made to get the loans, Beltrante learned that Johnson held securities worth about...