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...Crimson pieces cited a possible conflict-of-interest in the University's plan to sell the homes, most of which Harvard rented--and still rents--to faculty and administration tenants. President Bok and three of his vice presidents--Charles U. Daly, Hale Champion, and Chase N. Peterson '52--all lived and live in such homes and a proposal to offer the houses for sale to their tenants suggested that University officials who might be in the background of such decisions were wearing two hats...
...Hale Champion, vice president for financial affairs, is toeing the line himself. Champion said earlier this month he would decide whether to buy his University-leased house "only when the University comes with a proposal." He added, "I am having nothing to do with the setting of policy here...
...immediate plans call for ten days of golf at the Eastward Ho Country Club and rest at his modest cottage in nearby South Chatham, Mass. After that, the "Silver Fox" plans to return to the firm of Hale & Dorr and his old corner suite on the 33rd floor at 28 State Street in downtown Boston. His colleagues are ready to welcome him back warmly. Though many did not sympathize with his client, most Boston lawyers agree that James Draper St. Clair performed well, even brilliantly at times, in the defense of Richard M. Nixon...
...Government and Community Affairs to deal with Harvard's outside relations. Although previous administrations had personnel and offices to deal with community relations, this was the first time that there was one office through which members of the community could go with any problems or questions. Financial Vice President Hale Champion, prior to joining the Bok Administration, worked as head of the Boston Redevelopment Authority and was forced to deal with Harvard on many community questions. Champion summarizes the frustrations of community leaders in dealing with previous Harvard administrations...
...planners to begin accumulating the massive amounts of data required for such a wide-ranging document. Most of the first year of the project was spent in gathering information for the study. The Long Range Planning Group, a committee of sixteen Harvard administrators chaired by Financial Vice President Hale Champion and including President Bok's other three vice presidents, conducted over 100 interviews with University personnel in every different department and faculty...