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Slater recently remarked that "cash can be converted into things, but things can't be converted into cash." Interest rates in London of 13% to 15% on 90-day money may explain his thirst for liquidity, or he may simply want to retire at 45. Said John Ford, Slater...
If Daley chooses to run again he will almost certainly win. But in view of his age and health, he might risk killing himself in a grueling primary campaign against upstart Alderman William Singer, 33, the lawyer who unseated the mayor's delegation from the Democratic National Convention in...
F. Donald Coggan, 64, named by the Queen last week as the 101st Archbishop of Canterbury, may be the last primate chosen by this method. He will take over from A. Michael Ramsey, who will retire in November at the age of 70, a church that is struggling to gain...
As the Archbishop of York, he has been Britain's second-ranking churchman since 1961, and he is known as a fine preacher, administrator and scholar. Another leading candidate was Bishop John Howe, who administers the worldwide Anglican Consultative Council and who, at 53, may yet have a chance...
If Pei's new plans, to be revealed on June 3, are opposed by an overwhelming majority of the community and are found to be environmentally damaging by the impact studies, then Pei could either withdraw entirely from the project or retire to his drawing board for another year of...