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Robert E. Rubin '60, the former co-chair of the New York-based investment firm Goldman Sachs, is charged with coordinating economic planning for the Clinton administration...
...think for Harvard to be speaking out against a practice or making a statment is just a great pulpit," said Kay, a Brookline resident and retired Goldman Sachs executive. "I don't think [the Overseers] job is to run things, but to be available and to work on issues and to use influence on occasion, not to push the school, but to maybe to nudge them in the right direction...
...lurking beneath his spit, polish and bluster. Frank Slade is a piece of work, all right, and playing him Al Pacino is always an actor acting -- in love with his own prodigious technique. For which, thank heaven, it permits him to range boldly outside the conventional lines of Bo Goldman's script for Scent of a Woman...
...council will be chaired by the President and run from the White House by Robert Rubin, 54, now co-chairman of the Goldman, Sachs investment firm. In creating the group, Clinton will fulfill his campaign promise to place himself at the center of decisions on spending, taxes and trade, not reserve his full, hands-on attention for the foreign policy work of the National Security Council, the way Bush and many previous Presidents have done. Clinton's action also signaled his intention to restrict the power of Cabinet officers and to play them off against one another in the manner...
...CLINTON ECONOMIC TEAM WORKS WELL TOGETHER, that may be because some members already have a trusting relationship. For years, Goldman Sachs co- chairman ROBERT RUBIN has personally supervised a blind trust that holds investments for Texas Senator LLOYD BENTSEN, Clinton's designated Treasury Secretary. Rubin, who will be Clinton's senior economic adviser, resigned from Goldman last week to accept the White House position. Now Bentsen must decide whether to leave the trust with Goldman or move it to another firm...