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...bischout backfired on UHS, he disgruntled staffers, learning from the memo that. The Crimson was writing about the health services, began calling reporters. But a conversation this week between a reporter and UHS Coordinator of Human Resources Karen Fischer shows the bischout has not yet been lifted in some areas...
...included as items about how Mary Kocyk, the assistant to UHS Director Dr. David & Rosenthal '59, week back on a promise to reporters to allow unlimited access to doctors. As she was telling a reporter he year free to call UHS doctors, Kocyk arranged to have an electronic mail memo sent throughout the health service instructing personnel not to speak with. The Crimson, Some secretaries refused to take messages from reporters...
...made things. For the baby boomers, the service sector represents the essence of the country's productive life. And in a service culture, the divide between thought and action is much less clear. The closest many people of Clinton's age and education get to action is writing a memo. Their battlefields are board meetings and "working groups...
SENATOR JOE BIDEN, just back from a visit to the former Yugoslavia, is preparing a memo for President Clinton that suggests one way the U.S. could justify the unilateral use of force against the Serbs. Biden plans to tell the President that because U.N. resolutions permit "all necessary means" to deliver humanitarian aid to Bosnia, the Serbian gunners who threaten aid convoys are fair targets for American bombs. Biden will also suggest that the U.S. should abandon the arms embargo against Bosnia, thus literally giving the Serbs' victims more of a fighting chance. As one member of Biden's staff...
...American candidates for POW status. Apart from MIAs who the Pentagon is all but certain died in combat, there are only 135 so-called discrepancy cases today. After analyzing the Quang report, Robert Sheetz, director of the Defense Intelligence Agency's POW office, wrote in an internal Pentagon memo that the "DIA believes the number 1,205 could be an accurate accounting of total prisoners held" if foreigners working as U.S. agents are included. But, Sheetz added in his memo, "the numbers cannot be accurate if discussing only U.S. POWs...