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...staff; in Williamsburg, Virginia. Forced to resign in 1987 because of the Iran-contra scandal, Regan, who had previously headed Merrill Lynch, was the driving force behind the Ronald Reagan Administration's tax cuts and downsizing of government. After his resignation, Regan wrote an autobiography, which described his frequent clashes with First Lady Nancy Reagan and revealed her consultations with astrologers...
...everything that moved in the air or on the ground. Now Iraqi ministries rely on part-time couriers--that means someone's cousin on a motorbike--to deliver official mail outside Baghdad. "I admit I don't think our communications with average Iraqis have been good," says Bremer, whose frequent travel around the country seems to be an attempt to compensate...
...York City; Sentient Private Jet Membership of Norwell, Mass.; and Bombardier Skyjet, based in Fairfax, Va. Through Delta's AirElite service, which launched in February, customers pay a minimum of, say, $144,500 for 25 flying hours in a six-passenger Lear 60 business jet--and get frequent-flyer miles on Delta. These providers tend to specialize in travel within the U.S.--though if you want to go to London, some operators, such as Delta AirElite, can get you there too, on a larger private craft. These companies ooze discretion, and while they don't disclose the bottom line, they...
...business travelers, Indigo is attracting almost as much attention for its clever use of secondary airports like Teterboro and, starting in June, White Plains, N.Y. Indigo CEO Pete Pappas, a longtime American executive, is a seasoned pro who sweats the little things--like promising a 6-ft. 8-in. frequent flyer a seat in the spacious exit row for all his trips...
These differences are often present in the roommates’ frequent disagreements...