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...conclusions this week. A new probe would be embarrassing to Reagan during a campaign year, when Democrats are accusing his Administration of "sleazy" conduct. In addition, an inquiry would further jeopardize the nomination of Edwin Meese as Attorney General, which is on hold while another special prosecutor, Jacob Stein, looks into allegations about Meese's finances and his involvement with the Carter papers...
...eager to use Lazar as he is to use them. Mira, an old girlfriend, resumes a romance only to take back a now valuable piece from her early career as a sculptor. Michael, a lesbian, seduces Lazar in order to get him to read her screenplay. Sidney Stein, a novelist, invites Lazar to his home for dinner merely to lure him out into the woods and beat him up as revenge for double-dealing in a joint film project. Allen, a friend from youth, makes a homosexual pass and later tries to borrow $5,000. Even Lazar's rich...
...refuses to reveal where its private donations came from and where much of its money went. The New York Times reported last week that the fund has even refused to open its books to a federal audit. The disclosure led Senate Judiciary Committee Member Ted Kennedy to ask Jacob Stein, the special prosecutor looking into allegations raised against Meese, to include the fund in his probe. A source close to the investigation insisted that Stein, with his far-ranging mandate to sort out the tangled Meese affair, will almost surely decide to look into the matter...
Meese's attorney, E. Robert Wallach, said that "explicitly, Meese didn't handle fund raising, he didn't handle disbursements." Another member of his legal team, Leonard Garment, promised that if Prosecutor Stein decides to probe Meese's role at the foundation, "we are prepared to answer all of his questions...
According to Stein, the center at Columbia will offer an advanced research fellowship program for scholars, continuing education seminars for journalists, and a laboratory for experiments with modern communications equipment...