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...Hale Champion, financial vice-president, said last night this year's in-lieu-of-tax payment represents only a minimal increase over last year's figure, and added that there may be a slight increase again next year...
Stores Corp. 12%, to $418 million. Carter Hawley Hale Stores Inc., parent of Bergdorf Goodman and Neiman-Marcus, showed an 8.1% increase, to $292 million. Bloomingdale's is a part of Cincinnati-based Federated Department Stores, Inc., the nation's largest department-store chain?and Federated turned in one of the best showings of all. Its sales rose 13.4%, to $883 million, in the third quarter, and its profits leaped 46%, to $34 million...
...single fact linking Oswald with anyone else in a plot has become known in the eleven years since the Warren Commission issued its 888-page summary and 25 accompanying volumes of exhibits and testimony. Headed by Chief Justice Earl Warren, the commission included Congressmen Gerald R. Ford and Hale Boggs, Senators Richard B. Russell and John Sherman Cooper, former CIA Director Allen W. Dulles and former Diplomat John J. McCloy. The mass of evidence was gathered over nine months and based on some 25,000 interviews conducted by the FBI, another 1,550 by the Secret Service. In addition...
...called News speculated that possible successors for Brewster included James Q. Wilson, Shattuck Professor of Government at Harvard ("It's unclear whether the prospects of replacing Brewster would outweigh the loss of prestige and nearly $25.000 salary cut he would undergo if he left Harvard"). Hale Champion, Harvard's financial vice-president ("The word from Cambridge is that he's itching to move into a position with more power"), Charles U. Daly ("works part-time as Harvard's vice-president for government and community affairs"), and various other Harvard faculty administrators...
Havard Treasurer George Putnam Jr., '49 and Financial Vice President Hale Champion both said this week that if the general upturn in the nation's economy continues and private support holds up, Harvard should be able to escape with a deficit of only several hundred thousand dollars in 1975-76 and break even or run a small surplus in the following year...