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New York sometimes seems to be run not so much by its elected officials as by the heads of its powerful civil service unions - men like Albert Shanker of the teachers union, Ken McFeeley of the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association and Victor Gotbaum of the municipal employees union. Over...
The growing burden of malpractice insurance is already forcing a number of doctors to retire early or consider moving to states where rates are lower. It is also making it increasingly difficult for young physicians to set up practice. In some states where higher rates have been turned down by...
Edo Marion will continue his 23-year reign as the Crimson fencing coach but will retire at the end of the year from his job of engineer with the Buildings and Ground Department.
Liberal Candidate. Whether Saxon is a strong enough leader-or will be permitted to have the power-to reinvigorate the university is an open question. Since last fall, when Charles Hitch announced his plans to retire, the regents' search committee had culled a list of 260 names to find...
In the past 15 years, Fisher has left an established Chicago law firm after nine pleasurable years; two offices in the Agency for International Development after six challenging years; and the Department of Housing and Urban Development after three trying but successful years. He denies that he is either "mobile...