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...agreement came nearly a year after Woodlock found Shleifer, who is the Jones professor of economics, and Jonathan Hay, a former Harvard employee, liable for conspiring to defraud the government. The two men made personal investments in Russia while advising a U.S.-funded program to privatize the economy there in the 1990s...
...massive body of recollections from people who knew him well, including intimate portraits that had long been neglected or obscured. In the past decade, more than a dozen volumes of essential primary evidence on Lincoln have been published, including original writings and research by his White House secretaries, John Hay and John Nicolay, and the Civil War dispatches of Lincoln intimate Noah Brooks. The granddaddy of all oral histories, the interviews and statements collected by Lincoln's law partner Herndon, are now easily available for the first time...
Lincoln's Secretary, John Hay, described the mental torture of waiting for an hour with Secretary of State Seward and Lincoln in George McClellan's house for the general to return from a wedding. When McClellan finally did come back, he simply passed the room in which the President was sitting; another half an hour went by before a servant informed Lincoln that McClellan had gone to bed. Young John Hay was enraged. "I wish here to record what I consider a portent of evil to come," he wrote in his diary as he recounted the story of what...
...case has seen little substantial progress in the 12 months since a U.S. District Court judge found that Shleifer and former Harvard employee Jonathan Hay “conspired to defraud” the government while serving as lead advisors on a U.S.-funded project to privatize the Russian economy in the 1990s...
...project was suspended in 1997 after the government discovered Shleifer and Hay, along with their spouses, had made private investments in Russia while leading the privatization effort. Harvard’s contracts with the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) prohibited investments by employees in countries to which they were assigned...