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...Talks for the merger have been going on for awhile, but the first step was taken this past April when a memorandum of understanding was signed that outlined the steps of the merger," said Erin C. Martin, media relations manager of Deaconess...
...arrest the long slide of the ghetto poor into dependence and pathology. But Wilson asks a simple question for which Clinton and the Republicans have so far provided only the vaguest of answers: Where are these jobs going to come from? He raised the question again in a memorandum that he faxed to Clinton last week, but has so far received no reply...
...court went further than the most ardent civil libertarians had dreamed. In a striking 175-page memorandum that was published online within minutes of being handed down, the judges declared the Internet a medium of historic importance, a profoundly democratic channel for communication that should be nurtured, not stifled. Because the Net is still in its infancy, the judges said, it deserved at least as much constitutional safekeeping as books and newspapers, if not more. "As the most participatory form of mass speech yet developed," wrote Judge Stewart Dalzell in an eloquently crafted opinion, "the Internet deserves the highest protection...
...this is 1996, and this year was a big year for race relations in the United States, marked of course by the Million Man March. There must then be a contemporary piece: "Memorandum on the Million Man March and the Maturing of Black Politics," by professor Martin L. Kilson, Jr. I must admit that Kilson does address some relevant and important issues concerning race relations, primarily the national role of the NAACP in reference to the Million Man March. However, it might have been nice to address the reasons behind the Million Man March so that those...
Many tobacco executives swore otherwise when testifying before Representative Henry Waxman's health subcommittee in 1994, but consistency has never been central to the industry's legal defense--overwhelming force has. As RJ Reynolds lawyer J. Michael Jordan put it in a 1988 memorandum, "To paraphrase General Patton, the way we won those cases was not by spending all of Reynolds' money but by making that other son of a bitch spend all his." Liggett Group, for instance, spent an estimated $75 million fighting the Cipollone case in New Jersey; though the jury awarded the husband of Rose Cipollone...