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Considered the "low point" of his career, agents in Los Angeles and Washington privately speculated that Bretzing's head would roll because of the embarrassing Miller case. Mecham said he was considering whether to try appealing to the U. S. "I think he (King) is grandfathered in" considering "all the money he's put out" the former official said. Abrasive, sometimes arrogant and temperamental, he is a political wheeler-dealer who has served on three of the Assembly's most powerful committees.

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York, had turned out 150 sets before the termination order arrived. Technology's clients, saying the firms genuinely believed the operation was legitimate. According to Sally Wong, director of the Chinese Social Service Center and a niece by marriage of Joe Quin, the center (a member of United Way) serves 200 clients each month. Connected by footbridges, some of which are wood, the 50-foot-wide waterways are home to dozens of ducks, geese and other birds An eclectic collection of houses lines the canal shores. The Redevelopment Agency paid $1 million for the parcels, and owes two banks $655,000 against the land. meatpacking plant a few blocks away have huddled here to buck up their collective spirit as their walkout grinds through its seventh desperate month.

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