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...sold for a loss of $13,000. That loss was absorbed by Madison Guaranty's depositors, but federal taxpayers eventually had to pick up the tab through the RTC. Another intriguing factor is that the plane was at one point owned by Seth Ward, the father-in-law of Webster Hubbell, then a law partner of Hillary's and now Reno's top deputy at the Justice Department. McDougal sold Ward the plane, and his S&L loaned him the money for the purchase, Ward told TIME, in order to keep the aircraft off Madison's books, where it might...
Ispent Thanksgiving dinner dodging the blows of a ten-year-old. His mother, Gertrude, is a family friend who always attends our annual holiday get-togethers. Unfortunately, she also always brings her disobedient and annoying son, Junior. Junior likes to hit me over the head with the unabridged Webster's Dictionary that he carries everywhere he goes...
...WEBSTER TODD, N.J. GOVERNOR-ELECT CHRISTINE TODD WHITMAN'S BROTHER AND FORMER CAMPAIGN MANAGER, ALMOST USING THE TERM "VOTER SUPPRESSION...
...every detail and gain corroborations from Whitman staffers. Witness the remarkable reactions: Whitman's brother, also an aide, said that much of the campaign's work went toward "getting out the vote on one side, and voter sup...and keeping the vote light in other areas." Does Mr. Webster B. Whitman, in this little snippet, shy away from the term, "voter suppression?" Carl Golden, the governor-elect's chief spokesperson, said, "Sometimes voter suppression is as important in this business as vote-getting...
...years the two [Nolen and his partner Hollis Webster] taught those in difficulties how to solve their problems, helping students through Harvard, saving them time and the discomfiture of failure," read a brochure from about...