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Since the alleged stalker was arrested six hours after the search began, the Office of the General Counsel and high-level Harvard administrators have begun an internal investigation into what University insiders are calling one of the most bizarre confrontations between police and administrators in recent memory...
...inheriting a $2 million deficit from predecessor Benjamin Hooks. "There was no deficit," Hooks contends. "I left him a $600,000 surplus. What put him in a deficit was that he spent $1.9 million more than was budgeted and didn't raise any more money." Says another former high-level N.A.A.C.P. staff member: "Chavis and crew refused to deal with the reality that the N.A.A.C.P. is not a rich organization. The first thing they all did was ask for credit cards...
...high-level defector claimed that North Korea has built five nuclear bombs and may build five more, although it lacks the missile technology to deliver the weapons to targets. Kang Myong Do, who defected to South Korea in May and claims to be the son-in-law of North Korean Prime Minister Kang Sung San, said he learned about the secret nukes from a top North Korean official...
...been shocked by the Resolution Trust Corporation's appointment of Jay Stephens, a former Republican federal prosecutor and a sharp Clinton critic, to investigate the failure of the savings institution, he said he had not attempted to remove Stephens. Nussbaum was followed by the "White House 10" -- high-level Clinton Administration officials, who all copped a plea of no wrongdoing...
...shocked Japan learned that its imperial family has harbored a high-level World War II dissenter for 50 years. In an interview published today, Prince Mikasa, the 78-year-old brother of the late Japanese Emperor Hirohito, called Japan's actions in World War II "aggression" and said his family behaved brutally.The prince also revealed that a team from the United Nations' forerunner, the League of Nations, was served fruit laced with cholera germs when it came to investigate Japan's invasion of China in the late '30s. The Yomiuri, Japan's largest newspaper, conducted the interview after the recent...