Word: steiner
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Throughout this time various public appeals failed to impress Nixon officialdom with the impropriety of the grand jury's inquest. For its part, the Bok Administration--particularly Daniel Steiner '54, general counsel to the University--worked behind the scenes to aid Popkin's defense. Its approach, condoned by Bok and executed by Steiner, was to enter publicly into the case only when Popkin had exhausted all normal appeals...
...Steiner added, "The appropriate deans and senior tutors are being asked to speak with the individuals involved to make certain that there is no uncertainty about the impropriety of their behavior...
...statement released last night, Steiner said the demonstrators "acted improperly" and that such action "will lead to disciplinary proceedings in the future...
More surprising, perhaps, were statements by several sources that Daniel Steiner '54, general counsel to the University, had played a "highly significant" part in negotiations with the government to free Popkin...
...Steiner met last Friday with A. William olson chief of the Justice Department's Internal Security Division and had what he later called a "full and fair hearing" of the issues involved. Several sources suggested that without Steiner's help, Poplin probably would have served his full sentence...