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...strongest argument against the ATF is its cost. Speaking at a hearing of a Senate Armed Services subcommittee last week, Congressional Budget Office analyst Robert Hale declared that under its current budget restrictions, the Air Force simply cannot afford the plane. To build the full complement of ATFs will require either dropping the Multi-Role Fighter (the successor to the smaller F-16) or further reducing overall air strength...
...Vietnam, says Tip Hale, a Chicago insurance salesman, "we didn't have a cause that united everyone. Bush did it right. He got the cooperation of other countries, brought the U.N. in and let the experts run the war . . . If there was a war you could be proud of, this was it." Republican pollster Robert Teeter predicts that the gulf victory will especially affect the attitudes of young Americans. "These are people who had not seen the country either lead or succeed in a big way on anything for a long time, whether it was Vietnam or economic competition," says...
...discounts, huge renovation allowances and better services. In Manhattan, where the rate of empties is 14%, some renters receive a full year rent-free plus a one-time allowance of $60 to $100 per sq. ft. for improvements. In Boston (16%), one of the city's largest law firms, Hale and Dorr, has been threatening for months to move to new quarters. Last week the nervous landlord persuaded the company to stay put at $20 per sq. ft. -- 40% less than the rent Hale paid in 1989. "It's the worst overbuilding in my 22 years in the business," complains...
...immoral and unhealthy," says Rabbi Abraham Hecht, president of the Rabbinical Alliance of America. Some parents resent the loss of control over their child's decision; others think the sagging school system could put its dollars to better use. "The chancellor's primary mission is education," insists John Hale, a former member of the New York State board of social welfare. "He's not the health department...
What they all have in common is the ability to crush their nebulous thoughts into diamonds of political wisdom. Los Angeles Times political analyst William Schneider calls it the talent of "being pithy" and Kennedy School Lecturer Hale Champion calls it "info-tainment...