Word: phillipe
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When California Business Consultant Phillip Sanchez, former director of the Office of Economic Opportunity, was sounded out about becoming Ronald Reagan's Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, he refused. Said Sanchez: "It would be financially impossible for me to go back into Government at this time." The job was offered next to New York Lawyer Samuel R. Pierce Jr., who was also hesitant and for the same reason: he would have to take a substantial pay cut, from his six-figure salary to the $69,630 that Cabinet members earn. Finally, Pierce decided that he could afford...
...three shell casings at the scene that could not possibly have come from Banks' weapon. The shells produced at trial, theorize defense attorneys, came from test firings by the then chief of detectives, who had custody of Banks' gun and was a major state witness. The detective, Phillip ("Shug") Howard, has since lost three police jobs for tampering with evidence and forgery, and prosecutors concluded that he would be useless at a third trial. "What's right," says Banks, "comes...
...guess we can hang on a little longer, hopefully not too much longer." Fighting back tears, Bruce German of Kensington, Md., addressed his "dear wife Marge" and said, "Since I can't be there in person, I'd like to think I'm there in spirit." Phillip Ward of Culpeper, Va., had some fatherly advice for his son Scott: "Continue the good work in school and help your mother around the house. And don't forget to feed the wild birds this winter; they'll probably be getting hungry...
...Texas, Kansas is a sure state for the Republican, so Sen. Dole (R-Kans.), who served as an agricultural adviser to Reagan during the campaign, has had little to do there save work for his own re-election--something he doesn't have to worry much about. Similarly, Rep. Phillip M. Crane (R-Ill.) has been staying close to home, trying to win himself re-election--which should be no problem--and helping to shore-up support for Reagan in the Chicago suburbs...
...Phillip E. LeCorbeiller, professor of Applied Physics and of General Education Emeritus, died last Thursday following an illness at his home in Wassenaar, Holland. He was 89 years...