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...next day Solicitor General Charles Fried personally urged Meese to resign. Finally, Strom Thurmond, one of the Senate's most conservative Republicans, marched into the Attorney General's office to express the "deep concern" of his Capitol Hill colleagues about the example Meese was setting as the nation's top law-enforcement officer...
Over the weekend of March 26-27, Burns and Weld decided to resign, and they told Culvahouse and Baker on Monday. The chief of staff informed Reagan. Curiously, neither the White House aides nor Reagan told Meese...
Scores of angry settlers also demonstrated in front of Yitzhak Rabin's home and called on him to resign, Israel radio said...
...disgrace to the K-School when he unilaterally decided to award a public service medal to Attorney General Edwin Meese III. The fundraising episode shows that, once again, Allison has not taken responsibility for his actions. By setting up an internal review, Bok evaded the real issue--Allison should resign, or Bok should fire him, before he has another chance to embarrass the school and the University...
...latest winds of glasnost, but he refuses to condemn Stalin's terror outright. One of the most revealing anecdotes in the book is Gromyko's account of a telephone call he received from Konstantin Chernenko one day in 1985 in which the ailing Soviet leader asked whether he should resign because of ill health. "There's no need to hurry," Gromyko cautioned. Three days later Chernenko was dead...