Word: payments
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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RELEASED. F. LEE BAILEY, 62, lawyer; from 44 days in jail for contempt of court; after agreeing to hand over 400,000 shares of stock belonging to an ex-client; in Tallahassee, Florida. Bailey had considered the stock payment for his services...
...mail sent out to the council early last month, and later posted on the harvard.general news group, Coffey proposed a resolution that would make the council termbill payment mandatory, while increasing the fee from...
...choose to attend this school, and those of their parents, are therefore at the mercy of University administrators. (Not incidentally, it is the middle class students whose family and personal incomes fall just above the assistance line who are most burdened by rising tuition costs.) Given this assurance of payment, Harvard has an obligation to eliminate administrative fluff. The University bureaucracy is big and bloated, faulty investment of dollars which might otherwise have been allotted to student services...
...McDougal from Rose's chief executive. Though Hillary herself hadn't worked on the 1981 matter (Vince Foster was the partner in charge), the letter indicates she tried to collect the $5,893 account receivable. Despite Hillary's ties to the McDougals, the effort hadn't resulted in any payment...
...BAILEY, 62, attorney; for contempt of court; in Tallahassee, Florida. He helped spring O.J. Simpson, but now Bailey is behind bars for failing to obey a judge's order to hand over $25 million in stock that the U.S. government claims as its own but the celebrity lawyer considers payment for legal services rendered to a drug-trafficking client...