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A similar drama was unfolding, meanwhile, at the annual meeting of GAP in Charlotte, N.C. Stockholders witnessed a bruising battle between the company's current chairman, Jesse Werner, 66, and Samuel Heyman, 44, a Connecticut shopping-center magnate and owner of 5.7% of GAF's stock, over how...
In his article about the bomb threat directed at Kirkland House on 18 April. Jesse M. Fried wrote that "Kirkland House Master Donald H. Pfister was not available for comment yesterday. "Since, in my capacity as Co-Master. I spoke to Jesse twice while he was preparing his story, it...
For blacks nationwide, Washington's win was a symbol of the fruits of political participation. "This is the most significant black political movement since the Selma-to-Montgomery march" 18 years ago, said Civil Rights Leader Jesse Jackson. RIZZO IS NEXT read a banner at the victory celebration. Indeed...
Washington's win had important implications for the relations between blacks and the national Democratic Party. His candidacy represented the growing desire of blacks to share more of the power in the party that they have loyally supported for the past 50 years. Washington made the point when he...
Walter Fauntroy, a Congressional delegate from Washington, D.C., said that Chicago's election indicated that rank-and-file white Democrats "are not yet ready" to support national Black causes. Jesse Jackson, the civil rights leader, and Fauntroy affirmed their interest in mounting a Black presidential candidacy to shake up complacent...