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Nishnic, who is coordinating the effort to clear his father-in-law's name, said Demjanjuk's attorneys had wanted to delay Ryan's testimony because they want more time to pre- pare. Nishnic said Ryan, who wrote a book aboutthe Justice Department's prosecution of allegedNazi war criminals, may be the most importantwitness of the proceeding...
...went with it, has touched off an industrywide shake-out. State Farm, the nation's largest property-casualty insurer, has racked up underwriting losses of $7.2 billion in the past four years, due largely to price competition and rising claims. In response to softening profitability, Aetna Life & Casualty will pare 4,800 jobs from its payroll by 1994, including 2,600 this year. Some insurers are even abandoning the market. Transamerica put its property- casualty division up for sale two months ago. So far, no takers...
...less federal spending, less regulation. To make America an "export superpower," Bush proposed an expansive network of free-trade arrangements going well beyond the North | American Free Trade Agreement now pending. For the Beltway bureaucracy bashers, he offered to cut the salaries of higher-paid government officials and to pare the White House operating budget by one-third -- if Congress does the same...
Instead, Rudenstine himself will pare down theapplicant list to the final selection for whatUniversity Attorney Christine Hughes called "oneof the world's greatest law jobs...
...equivalent of 1.5% of their payroll to train all workers. He also wants preschool for every needy child, national examinations for elementary and secondary students, and guaranteed tuition for college students, who would repay it in cash or with national service. To help finance all this, Clinton would pare $100 billion from the defense budget over the next five years -- twice what the Bush Administration proposes...