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BOSTON--A computer dating service that Supreme Court nominee Douglas Ginsburg helped run in the 1960s prompted complaints from dozens of people and a U.S. Postal Service probe before filing for bankruptcy in 1967, according to a published report...
...Postal Service probe of the Cambridge dating service, in which Ginsburg served as vice president, was suspended after company leaders moved to New York and disappeared, according to an investigator's memo...
...Ginsburg could not be reached for comment on the complaints, since the telephone at his Washington, D.C., home was answered by an answering machine and he did not return a message left on the tape...
...firm Ginsburg helped launch also had branch offices in Chicago, New York and San Francisco and drew complaints from all over the United States...
...firm was incorporated in March 1965, with Harvard student Jeff Tarr '66 as president; Ginsburg, who had dropped out of Cornell University, as vice president; and other students, an accountant and a lawyer as principals...