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...started last month, in an unmarked first-floor superintendent's office in the Cronkhite Graduate Center, with former FBI agent James A. Ring asking the questions, one-on-one, of security guards generally friendly to department management...
This week, the investigation into alleged discriminatory practices in the University security guard unit moved into an advanced stage, with Ring beginning interviews of guards who publicly charged on-the-job harassment by their supervisors...
...interviews now appear to have changed focus and location, with Ring conducting his current queries in a drab 7th-floor office hidden in Holyoke Center...
Guards said Ring focused in early interviews specifically on questions of racial discrimination. But guards said Ring's questioning in recent interviews has dealt with a variety of issues, from the conduct of supervisors, to the union which represents the guards, to overtime...
When executives at Science Applications International Corp., a California- based high-tech company, learned that a former employee had been stealing the codes to their computer programs, they brought charges against the man. But when they later found out that he had given those secrets to a spy ring that included Japanese corporate giants Mitsubishi, Nissan and Toshiba, there was little they could do to recoup the competitive advantage they had lost. The man was sentenced to six years in jail, but no action was ever brought against the Japanese companies, which claimed they did not know the information...