The reason, according to Pete DeBusk, a retired businessman and the school's main benefactor, is the A.B.A. standards.
(One of the school's main benefactors was Armand Hammer, the former chairman of Occidental Petroleum, whose 1990 obituary in the Times avoided the posthumous parallax by noting an improper payment to a Soviet Minister of Culture and the suit brought by his own wife after he managed to abscond with part of her art collection).
The investigators determined that a nonprofit organization called the Foundation for Peace of Córdoba, seemingly set up to distribute farms to landless peasants, was in reality a money-collecting front whose directors and main benefactors were either paramilitary leaders or relatives, according to court records.
But Zevon's main record-biz benefactor was the ultra-wimpy Jackson Browne, who produced "Excitable Boy".
At that time the first intifada created enormous tensions in the region; many complained that the United States, as Israel's main ally and benefactor, was perpetuating Israeli occupation.
The economy of Cuba's main benefactor, Venezuela, is thought by many economists to be in the midst of collapse.
For example, a school's benefactor was cited as supporting boys in education, at the expense of girls.
Buscombe also reveals that Express Newspapers' proprietor, Richard Desmond - who in effect pulled his papers out of the PCC following a dispute with the Newspaper Publishers Association, one of PressBof's, main benefactors - is now "back on board".
The Communist Party likes to be seen as society's main benefactor, but this is private aid.The party has mobilised its own forces on a huge scale in response to the disaster on May 12th in the south-western province of Sichuan, which has left more than 74,000 dead or missing, 247,000 injured and 5m homeless.
