In an unusual move, deputy chairman Sir Michael Rake was named as the assassin-in-chief.
In a highly unusual move, Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan joined Mr. Clinton in the White House Rose Garden to lend his support.
Lewis [Hamilton, the driver] came, I convinced him in Singapore to leave McLaren and come to here, and this was my first move as chairman.
In an unexpected move, the chairman of the German insurer Allianz, Henning Schulte-Noelle, said he would step down for personal reasons in April 2003.
A paperback called "The Wit and Wisdom of Archie Bunker" became a best-seller ("Move Over Chairman Mao — Here Comes Archie Bunker!"), with quips like "I never said a man that wears glasses is a queer.
In a separate move, the chairman, Kevin J. Martin, said he had come up with a plan to enable the Chicago investor Samuel Zell to close the buyout of the Tribune Company by the end of December.
There was also Sim Shagaya's resignation as CEO and move to chairman of the board after (reported) investor pressure.
Allen was appointed as manager of the Priestfield outfit last summer after Andy Hessenthaler became director of football, a move Gills chairman Paul Scally said was down to his failure to deliver promotion.
In another key move, the chairman, who joined GM in June, promoted engineering chief Mark Reuss to run North American operations.
But in an unusual move, board Chairman Mark Ridley-Thomandand Supervisor Michael D. Antonovich voted against approving the budget, which requires yes votes from four of the five supervisors.
