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Under particular scrutiny, naturally, were the salaries and perks of the three U.S. auto-company chiefs -- Chrysler's Lee Iacocca, Ford's Harold Poling and GM's Robert Stempel -- all of whom accompanied the President to Tokyo. The three were paid a total of $7.3 million-plus in 1990, including more than $4 million in stock incentives...
...brokered the endorsements was Harold Ickes Jr., a longtime liberal activist who has supported every far-left Democratic presidential candidate from Eugene McCarthy to Jesse Jackson. "When you consider Harold's politics and then the fact that Manton supported Bush on the gag rule on abortion, you have to concede that a coalition is being built," says Sarah Kovner, another New York liberal activist in Clinton's corner...
...Harold Stassen. No field would be complete without the 84-year-old former Minnesota Governor who made his first presidential...
...RUNAWAY SOUL by Harold Brodkey (Farrar, Straus & Giroux; $30). Perhaps the most anticipated first novel in history, the volatile short-story writer's magnum opus -- nearly 30 years in the making -- is at times precious, incoherent and self-indulgent...
Kimmel and Short were only too aware that Washington was concentrating on Hitler's victories in Russia and his submarines' ravages of Atlantic shipping. Though Chief of Naval Operations Harold Stark acknowledged to Kimmel that his Pacific Fleet was weaker than the Japanese forces arrayed against it, he not only turned aside Kimmel's request for two new battleships but took away three he had, plus one of his four carriers, to help fight the Battle of the Atlantic...