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...year later, in 1970, his mother, Deborah M. Cole, remarried. Her new husband was Jack Greenberg, a renowned lawyer who spent 23 years as director and counsel of the NAACP's Legal Defense and Educational Fund. Greenberg, a former dean of Columbia College who serves on the Columbia law faculty, also spent a year as a lecturer at Harvard Law School...
...adoption. "This is the opportunity of the century," sighed Dwayne Andreas, the chairman of Archer Daniels Midland, the vast Illinois-based food-products and grain company. "This is the biggest step toward free trade that has ever been taken in the history of the world." Said Maurice ("Hank") Greenberg, chairman of American International Group, the giant insurance company: "If the United States Congress fails to ratify the Uruguay Round, it will set back any hope of financial services being liberalized." Worse, he said, it would "tarnish" the image of his company. "We have been representing the argument in favor...
...some DeWolfe residents said they already have too much heat. "It's too hot," said Scott Greenberg, '95. "Our room is baking...
...help embattled Democrats plan for this year's campaign, STAN GREENBERG, President Clinton's pollster, studied congressional races in four so-called swing districts. In each, a Democratic incumbent faces a tough challenge because the districts have conservative leanings and tend to swing between the parties. The good news: Greenberg's research showed that the Democrats could pull out wins if positioned correctly. The bad news: the data also showed that in three of the four districts, Clinton would lose to Bob Dole...
President Clinton's pollster, Stan Greenberg, has told Democratic incumbents to run on the strength of their own accomplishments and to downplay their connections to Clinton, according to a memo uncovered by the New York Times. Greenberg's "Strategic Guide to the 1994 Election," which the Times said was sent to a few Democratic leaders and White House officials a month ago, figures that the Dems have a better shot at winning if they stick to local issues, like crime. "This is not about improving Bill Clinton's image," he wrote. "This is a winning agenda...