Word: tracked
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...treatment. "Sometimes the chemical dependency is paramount, and you can't get to the psychiatric disorder until you come to grips with the addiction," says Dr. Robert Morse, director of addictive- disorders services at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn., one of the few centers with an established track record. "Sometimes it's just the opposite...
Archer's case was bolstered by the testimony and daily presence in court of his attractive wife Mary, 42, a former chemistry professor at Cambridge University and the mother of their two teenage sons. The notion of her husband, a former Oxford University track star, buying the services of a hooker was "preposterous," she said, because "anyone who knows Jeffrey would know that, far from him accosting a prostitute, if one approached him, he would run several miles." Besides, she added, she and her husband "lead a full life...
...show that the ministry ran, almost literally, on a wing and a prayer. At one time the ministry spent employee retirement funds to pay operating expenses. PTL had no reliable internal audits, no checks and balances for financial accountability and often no receipts or other devices for keeping track of incoming and outgoing cash. In the final months of the Bakker era, PTL was taking in $4.2 million a month and spending $7.2 million...
Both discounters and full-service brokerages have produced a wealth of tools to help individual investors keep up with the technical capabilities of the professionals. Schwab sells its customers a personal-computer program called The Equalizer (price: $99.95), which enables an investor to keep track of a portfolio, place an order and call up stock-price quotes, research reports and financial news. Telemet America, one of the several firms offering hand-held devices for monitoring stock quotes, now serves 16 cities and 10,000 customers, 90% of whom are private investors...
...course, Phillips Brooks House should keep a closer watch on its various organizations in order to prevent such incidents from happening. But as is evident from the recent Iran-contra hearings, not even the President of the United States can keep track of all of his programs...