TIDBITS AND OUTRAGES
TIDBITS AND OUTRAGES He sent Judge Green an application to Katherine Gibbs Richard W. Goldberg, undersecretary of agriculture, last month criticized U.S. District Court Judge June L. Green...
...He added that they threw in a set of Ginzu knives at no extra charge The Air Force last month caught Boeing charging the American taxpayer $884,579 for a 66-item tool kit...
...a pair of pliers that had cost $5,096 plummeted to $1,496...
...A man would have understood the case better, Goldberg said...
...Mary Rose Oakar last month chastized Clarence Pendleton, chairman of the U.S...
...Not only that—her rock video offers have been suspiciously unattractive Rep...
...What you're not recognizing," a major general told The Washington Post, "is that the original proposal was significantly higher...
...We are absolutely not developing anything like a blacklist," said the president of the service...
...District Court Judge June L. Green for handing down a ruling on wheat sales that will result in higher shipping costs for American exporters...
...held a conference last month in the Chinese Room of the Mayflower Hotel in Washington on the "relationship between the German cockroach and the human race:' The company is selling the same list to Melvin Belli A new computer service company in Chicago will enable physicians to check the backgrounds of prospective patients to see if they have histories of filing malpractice suits...
...Speaking for the White House, David Stockman said the administration backed the measure as long as the future Ronald Wilson Reagan Library is exempt...
...This is an illustration of why women shouldn't be allowed to go to law school, let alone be appointed to the bar...
...But because of budget cuts, the houses will not be equipped with toilets...
...After renegotiating the deal, Boeing dropped the price to $557,000...
...He's finally learned how to stay out of the woodshed The House of Representatives proposed last month that organizations that set up presidential libraries bear the cost of maintaining them...
...James Watt's latest business venture: All-New Native American Fertilizer The Bureau of Indian Affairs, part of the Interior Department, will build 2,900 homes for Native Americans next year...
...Ruth Westheimer says: 'It's okay as long as nobody's hurt: American Cyanamid Co...
...Commission on Civil Rights, for having "demeaned and trivialized basic rights affecting millions of people!' Speaking at a House committee hearing, Oakar also said she was concerned over whether Geraldine Ferraro "was paid as much as the male performers" in her recent Pepsi television commercial...
Vol. 17 • May 1985 • No. 4
