Ex-officials find market for expertise
Former government leaders are selling intelligence experience as investment risk assessors for multinationals. William Colby and Richard Helms join a growing field analyzing political stability, regulatory regimes, and tax policy for clients like Bechtel and Lehman Brothers. The trend spawns in-house risk teams and academic programs.
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Washington
White House
International Business Government Counsellors Inc
William Colby
Central Intelligence Agency
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
Mexico
France
Oval Office
Iran
Colby
United States
Particu
Larly
Foreign Service
Richard Helms
CIA
Safeer
Bechtel Corporation
James R. Schlesinger Jr
Defense and Energy
Lehman Brothers
Kuhn Loeb
China
Lehman
TV newsmen reject star label on Cavett PBS appearance
Three top newsmen David Brinkley Harry Reasoner Edward R. Murrow and others taped a three part talk on Television Journalists for the Dick Cavett Show to air on PBS. They dismissed star status saying reporters are well known but not stars. Murrow cautioned that voice worldwide does not equate wisdom. Ted Koppel added that modern life breeds loneliness despite familiarity.
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New York
Dick Cavett
PBS
David Brinkley
Robert Redford
Clark Gable
Harry Reasoner
Edward R. Murrow
Murrow
Ted Koppel
Gainesville Clerk Sells His Aggressive Python
J Bennett Boggess of Gainesville a 23 year old hospital clerk seeks 500 for his python Monty. He kept the 12 foot snake after she attacked last September biting his forehead leaving three teeth removed. He says he is gun shy and will not keep the animal.
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Gainesville
Fla
J. Bennett Boggess
Python
Monty
Boggess
TV Watch: Celebrities Name Favorite Shows in Adweek Poll
Yankee catcher Rick Cerone favors General Hospital while Sorrell Booke and Gil Gerard praise PBS and Masterpiece Theatre. Alexander Cohen opts for Johnny Carson. Helen Gurley Brown follows The Today Show and Dallas. Bob Giraldi criticizes TV programming, citing Night-time TV as weak except for Barney Miller M A S H and Lou Grant.
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New York
Rick Cerone
General Hospital
Sorrell Booke
Boss Hogg
PBS
Gil Gerard
Buck Rogers
Masterpiece Theater
Adweek Magazine
Alexander Cohen
Johnny Carson
Helen Gurley Brown
Cosmopolitan Magazine
Dallas
Bob Giraldi
Briton fired after eight years with computer aid
William Waldron lost his factory job after the computer he managed was removed for overhaul and he stayed at home unpaid. A labor court ruled the dismissal unfair, granting 3,183 pounds and ordering 1,500 pounds severance. The case echoed Portugal's 1755 Lisbon earthquake anniversary note.
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London
William Waldron
Waldron
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Portugal
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