The Major League Baseball Players Association sent a letter to George J. Mitchell yesterday in which it contended that statements he made about his investigation were misleading, the union's general counsel said.
Mr. Norsigian's lawyer contends the statement by the center, which is not a defendant, "diminished the value" of the find.
The city's Campaign Finance Board, which is defending the current formula, contended in a statement yesterday that the matching system is promoting democracy in the city.
Andersen also contended in its statement that there was no evidence that the firm's management in Chicago directed the destruction of documents in Houston.
Although News International contended in its statement that The Sun had obtained legitimately the information about the boy's medical condition and that it did not look at his medical records, Mr. Brown was skeptical.
The ministry's statement contended that the Turks had forced the plane to sit unattended on the tarmac at the airport in Ankara, the capital, for hours, leaving the occupants to wonder why.
In their letter, Trump's lawyers contended that the statement was "short but accurate," and a "private" matter to be hashed out between the president and the New York Times, which had requested the statement, rather than an issue for federal prosecutors.
"Pat sees an America that should have stayed home while Hitler overran Europe and perpetrated the Holocaust," Mr. Bush contended in a statement expressing confidence that most conservative Republicans would not follow Mr. Buchanan.
A Taliban foreign ministry statement contended that the United Nations is no longer a neutral organization and that it is acting at the behest of the United States and Russia, both of which have proposed United Nations sanctions against the Taliban.
Brazil's Institutional Security Cabinet, which oversees the nation's intelligence activities, contended in a statement on Monday that the spying operations, involving relatively basic surveillance about a decade ago of diplomats and diplomatic properties in Brazil, were "in absolute compliance" with legislation governing such practices.
Becker — who declined to comment beyond his written statement — contended that by "rubber-stamping" JPL's proposed judgment, and not issuing a thorough written ruling of his own, it would work in Coppedge's favor going forward.
