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It is also the swan song of its curator, Michel Laclotte, soon to retire as president and director of the Louvre. Like some benign capo, he has called in all his markers at once in a virtuoso display of accumulated borrowing power. His contributing art historians, from Alessandro Ballarin to...
As a result, Clinton has launched a campaign to battle the widespread perception that his White House disdains people in uniform. The first line of offense is to smooth relations with the top brass, whose cues set the tone in the ranks. Aides to both Clinton and Powell are working...
...years fear the cutbacks will dash their chances to earn a star. Up and down the ranks, all are peeved by Clinton's proposed government pay freeze. Last week the military took another hit when congressional negotiators agreed to cut the cost-of-living adjustments of only those federal retirees under the age of 62. If this legislation is passed, the burden will be borne almost entirely by military personnel, who tend to retire at around 50. Officers stand to lose as much as $150,000 after they leave the service...
COLIN POWELL ISN'T GOING TO RETIRE EARLY AFTER ALL, DEspite a rocky first few months under President Clinton. In February he said he might vacate his position as Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff "a month or two" early; now Powell has decided to finish his entire term...
No pressures of that kind, of course, can work with the Supreme Court: White's retirement might have happened, or not, regardless of anything Clinton did. Even so, the President played what hand he had astutely. White had been rumored to be about to retire at least twice in the...