Word: william
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...ridicule," he muses. Allies advised him to go underground, to avoid risks. But with escalating speculation that Bush would dump him in 1992, Quayle and his advisers decided that inactivity was the biggest risk of all. "We had to move before the clay hardened," says his chief of staff, William Kristol...
...Carnegie proposals is that they will require a corps of instructors specialized in teaching early adolescents. But only 23 states offer a credential for teaching in the middle grades. Those on the front lines "will need help and training," says Chester Finn, former Assistant Secretary of Education under William Bennett. "It's not everyone who can teach a 14-year...
...debt, as much as $14 billion. The company (estimated total revenues: $10 billion) would have an estimated cash flow of $2 billion, which would be tapped for loan payments. "These are great organizations with very good cash flows, so the debt doesn't have to be a negative," observes William Farley, chairman of Chicago- based Farley Industries, which took over West Point-Pepperell in a hostile bid this year. But, he adds, "it takes a certain kind of management to deal with that kind of debt. You're that much closer to the edge. You can't afford to make...
...becoming a trademark manner for this Administration. The group met repeatedly with environmentalists, industrialists and key lawmakers but gave them no hint of what its members were thinking. The President's advisers then fought it out among themselves at six meetings of the Domestic Policy Council. EPA administrator William Reilly pressed for stringent measures; budget boss Richard Darman argued that the cost did not justify the health and environmental benefits. Bush attended three of those meetings and called environmentalists and industrialists into the White House to present their cases directly to him. Finally, White House chief of staff John Sununu...
...ease with myself. I was invited, first by the government of Japan, and then this private organization entered in. That corporation has pledged a very sizable gift to my library. And I think there is a possibility that there will be other such things from that. My friend William Buckley asked me to be on the board of the National Review. I thought I could do that...