SLIM contract saga ties Leckie Yeoman in 1991 probe
The Arizona SLIM bidding process in 1991 involved Leckie and Yeoman, with campaign finance concerns and phone records showing discussions about funding and SLIM bids. Committee members weighed method of performance and cost, eventually awarding to Coopers & Lybrand amid internal tensions and questions of insider knowledge.
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Executive wins $85,000 in Project SLIM suit
Ronald Vincellette, former Coopers & Lybrand marketing executive, was awarded $85,000 in a settlement over sales commissions tied to the Project SLIM contract. The case centers on claims that Gov. Fife Symington's circle influenced contract awarding through John Yeoman, the governor's accountant and campaign treasurer, amid a 1991 task force review.
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