Command's chairman, Bruce Galloway, managed to secure a one-year contract through a third party, Richard Chwatt, of Jericho State Capital, in Boca Raton.
This raises Forbes' second question: –Is socialism alive and well and living in Washington, D.C.? The real point of socialism, after all, is political control of the economy–"Put politics in command," as Chairman Mao said.
C1 New No. 2 at Disney Robert A. Iger, 48, left, was named president and chief operating officer, second-in-command to Chairman Michael Eisner, in a restructuring of the top management at Walt Disney.
Langhammer, the longtime second-in-command to Chairman Leonard Lauder, has a five-and-a-half-year contract in his new post.
For instance, Gen. James Cartwright, a retired four-star Marine Corps general who served as commander of the U.S. Strategic Command and vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, recently co-authored a column in the International New York Times calling on both the United States and Russia to "scrap this obsolete protocol before a devastating error occurs".
Administration officials said today that they expected President Bush to nominate Gen. Richard B. Myers, a former head of the Air Force's space command, as the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
A16 Picking Top Military Chief Administration officials said they expected President Bush to nominate Gen. Richard B. Myers, a former head of the Air Force's space command, to be chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
As we all know, Representative Kevin McCarthy, Speaker Boehner's second in command and the chairman's close friend admitted that they established the select committee to drive down Secretary Clinton's poll numbers.
"There is a clear chain of command," said James N. Gianopulos, chairman with Thomas E. Rothman of Fox Filmed Entertainment, adding, "Peter gives you a great deal of latitude to do the job".
In 1964 he moved to the International Telephone and Telegraph Corp. (ITT) in New York City, serving as second in command to the president and chairman, Harold Geneen.
