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PBHA President Roy E. Bahat '98 said the organization is now researching the consequences of its various options. These include leaving the University; staying and accepting the College's demands; staying and attempting to hire its own executive director; and spinning-off certain programs and leaving others with the College...
They could have Siegfried and Roy swinging from vines, and it wouldn't change the take on Bryant Drive. Residents and three homeowner associations lost a lawsuit to block the takeover, which is now on appeal. In March the same group filed suit in federal court, alleging a civil rights violation. The state stands prepared to wield the power of eminent domain, a legal term meaning "we can do anything we want." But the Bryants and their neighbors--Gussie Ellis and her family of five, and Pierre Hollingsworth's family of three, which rents from a local minister--are digging...
...Sound and the Fury" also had Controversy. Tyson's co-managers John Horne and Roy Holloway called for the dismissal of referee Mitch Halpern on the grounds that he had worked the first fight and might be prejudiced against Tyson. While the Nevada Athletic Commission refused to back down, Halpern pulled out the day before the fight, and Lane was named to replace him. There was more than a little irony in Tyson's being disqualified by the referee his people preferred...
...rose 14%. Tobacco stocks have sold at a discount, compared with other packaged-goods company shares, because of the legal uncertainties. Many analysts expect the stocks to keep on chugging once Wall Street can reliably calculate the settlement costs. "As uncertainty is removed, the stocks move up," says Roy Burry, tobacco analyst at Oppenheimer & Co. Investors may be willing to pay up for the newfound safety of predictable, if lower, earnings...
PBHA President Roy E. Bahat '98 said PBHA must now decide whether to implement the trustees' vote against the wishes of the College. For now, student leaders will continue to negotiate, he said...