Elsewhere in the memo, excerpts of which were published today in The Dallas Morning News, the F.B.I. for the first time tallies recent acts of terrorism committed by Hamas in Israel, saying the group carried out 20 bombings, 2 shootings, a kidnapping and a mortar attack between Oct. 1, 2000, and Sept. 10, 2001.
He tells each story using a different technique -- from straightforward reporting to government memos to excerpts from a soldier's diary.
Her August 16, 2001 memo to Lay, as excerpted in published reports, opined, "It sure looks to the layman on the street that we are hiding losses in related partnerships and will compensate that company with Enron stock in the future".
But in a memo to her staff excerpted in the newspaper, she said of her decision to leave after seven years as editor that "it would be inaccurate to attribute it to any one event". Hiller, 55, was the third Times publisher named since the newspaper was acquired in 2000 by Chicago-based Tribune.
That was "not a real company name, but a false name," according to an excerpt of the memo provided by prosecutors.
Bending to China on those points, he wrote, would allow China to believe Washington had accepted those terms, according to an administration official who supports Mr. Pottinger and shared an excerpt from the memo.
Here are some excerpts from the memo, with comments by The New York Times.
Excerpts from the memo include: "RR says the Candy's are property developers".
I enjoyed Ryan Lizza's article on what President Obama might try to achieve if reëlected, which included excerpts from my memo to President Ronald Reagan concerning his final four years in office ("The Second Term," June 18th).
These included disguising the orders as being made by retirement or pension plans, or setting up multiple accounts on behalf of each hedge fund, according to excerpts from the memo quoted by both the commission and Mr. Spitzer.
Declassified excerpts from that memo indicate that it included stress positions, food deprivation, forced grooming, hooding, removal of clothing, exposure to cold weather or water, and scenarios designed to convince a detainee that "he might experience a painful or fatal outcome".
