Word: partnerships
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...even tried to emulate Los Angeles-style interstate drug dealing, but he had been robbed of $35,000 while trying to purchase cocaine in Los Angeles. Now, however, Q guaranteed to ship him a regular supply of dope in return for half of A-Bone's sales profit. A partnership was born...
...years Del Monaco has worked closely with American set and costume designer Michael Scott, both in Bonn, where Del Monaco is artistic director, and on the international circuit. Boccanegra is a triumph of that partnership. The first act's set, again a house and a garden, is closely modeled on Petrarch's villa outside Padua, a mellow, roseate brick with a graceful staircase. To gaze at it is to be transported to the vivid politics of 14th century Genoa...
...physician must show compassion, an ability to establish a partnership with the patient or the patient will not get well," says Theresa J. Orr, assistant dean for admissions and financial aid at Harvard Medical School...
...last Thursday Clinger released copies of three checks totaling $135,000 to Brown from an entity called First International Communications Limited Partnership, an outfit never mentioned on Brown's 1993 financial- disclosure form. On each check a handwritten notation reads partnership distribution. Weingarten says the previously undisclosed partnership was the same entity as First International Communications and that the payments were just part of the 1993 divestiture. Maybe so, but the distribution checks-- dated April 1993, July 1993 and October 1993--were all issued well before his Dec. 15 divestiture date...
Weingarten admitted that the timetable was ``confusing,'' but said it was of ``no legal or ethical significance.'' Clinger challenged this explanation: ``I think it is fair to ask how one receives a partnership distribution from a business entity unless one is a partner in it.'' Most of First International's income came from the interest on a promissory note issued by Corridor Broadcasting Corp., a firm formed by Hill during the 1980s. In 1986 Corridor borrowed $26 million from a Texas savings and loan to buy two TV stations. The thrift later failed and was taken over by the Federal...