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Sergeant Richard Holston, ABC agent and one of the founding members of the Moonshine Task Force, which has been responsible for 17 distillery busts in the last six months, believes the revamped effort to prosecute moonshiners has little to do with unpaid tax revenues and everything to do with issues of public health. .
Sgt. Richard Holston, ABC agent and one of the founding members of the Moonshine Task Force, which has been responsible for 17 distillery busts in the last six months, believes the revamped effort to prosecute moonshiners has little to do with unpaid tax revenues and everything to do with issues of public health. .
However, the committee was filled with new volunteers who revamped efforts to raise funds through the sale of wax candles and greeting cards.
Walking into the giant store, I could see the revamping effort.
The company's announcements signal a far deeper revamping effort than had been outlined in previous months.
At the time, Mr. Farley's top executives were busy selling Wall Street on a massive revamping effort that would reduce costs by moving sewing operations offshore.
OWENS & MINOR, Richmond, Va., a provider of medical supplies, said it would create two new units as part of a revamping effort.
The Irish security software developer Baltimore Technologies announced plans for a "significant reduction in head count," even after cutting 250 jobs since a revamping effort began in May.
Mr. Gillespie had assumed a lower profile in recent months while Mr. Meyer led the bank's revamping effort, which began in November 1999, analysts said.
In the memo, obtained by The New York Times, Mr. Moynihan said the company's broader revamping effort was nearing completion of its first phase, which examines the consumer business and support functions.
