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...Despite this setback, I still strongly favor the project," Law School Dean James Vorenberg '49 wrote to all faculty members in a memorandum announcing Tribe's resignation...
Cuomo, the paterfamilias, gives new meaning to the term hands-on management. Consider this for supervision: his longtime aide Tonio Burgos walks into the Governor's Manhattan office with a memorandum. "What's wrong with your collar?" asks the Governor. The tips of Burgos' collar are pointed up like butterfly wings. "Come here," orders Cuomo. The Governor reaches into his desk, takes out a paper clip and twists it. He then puts a hand on Burgos' shoulder, lifts up his collar and inserts the paper clip so that it acts as a collar stay. Same thing on the other side...
Dining Services Director Frank J. Weissbecker, who could not be reached for comment, apparently sent a brief memorandum to key people and directories of the universities about the name change. However, many dining hall employees contacted this week said they were not aware of the change...
...Liedtke and Getty Oil Scion Gordon Getty shook hands on a merger. Pennzoil agreed to pay $5.4 billion, or $110 a share, to buy 43% of Getty. The remaining 57% was to stay in Getty family hands. The two companies announced the merger to the press, signed a memorandum of agreement, even had a champagne toast. But before the paper work was completed, Texaco Chairman John McKinley approached Getty with an offer worth $10.2 billion, or $125 a share, for the entire company. On Jan. 6, Getty's board of directors accepted his offer...
Meanwhile, the case against Henderson-Pollard, 25, who was originally charged only with unauthorized possession of classified documents, grew more complicated. Government lawyers argued last week that she may have been more deeply involved in her husband's activities. According to a 24-page memorandum filed in federal court, shortly after her husband had been questioned by the FBI she asked a neighbor to retrieve a suitcase from the basement of her apartment building. Henderson-Pollard, a free-lance public relations consultant, claimed that the suitcase contained documents she had wanted to use in "a presentation" at the Chinese embassy...