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...owner of the mail drop is a private eye named Fred Wolfson, who admits that an Ingram associate retained him to retrieve credit reports on several individuals. Wolfson says he was told that Scientology's attorneys "had judgments against these people and were trying to collect on them." He says now, "These are vicious people. These are vipers." Ingram, through a lawyer, denies any involvement in the scam...
...great expression I've always believed," Schwarzkopf observes. " 'The higher the monkey gets up the flagpole, the more opportunity he has to show his ass.' Or I should say his rear end." Perhaps even a public desperate for a plainspoken hero will give him some time off to collect his thoughts...
According to Food Salvage Committee co-chair David J. Willbrand '92, between two and six lacrosse team members help every day for approximately two hours. The athletes collect cooked food from college dining halls and bring it to homeless shelters, Willbrand said...
HARK also plans to collect student donations for the Red Cross Kurdish relief fund and to sponsor teach-ins later this week, Galper said...
...committee recommended that the Senate draw up new guidelines governing constituent service and campaign finances. For now, there are no written rules distinguishing between the sort of constituent service that helps a citizen collect Medicare benefits and service that consists of organizing secret meetings and high-level luncheons or making threatening calls to federal regulators. While large sums changed hands, the report pointed out, no one was personally enriched by Keating's largesse. Nonetheless the committee seemed to overlook the fact that, among those who lust for power, money in the campaign treasury is a much bigger carrot than money...