American journalist Michael Precker decided to leave the profession recently, taking a payoff from the Dallas Morning News.
As the daughter described the story, Ms. Sullivan writes, "They told the boyfriend he had two choices: have both his legs broken and be left in a ditch or take a payoff and leave the area and never see her again.
Stewart is not out of the woods yet, though, because Douglas Faneuil Douglas Faneuil, Bacanovic's assistant, did plead guilty to a misdemeanor charge of taking a payoff to keep quiet about Stewart's sale of her shares.
She lost the company £300m and hundreds of jobs, took a £16m payoff and now is back, while some colleagues went to jail.
Sheen made $30m a year when he was in Two and a Half Men, took a $100m payoff when it all went wonky and stands to receive a windfall of $200m later this year when Anger Management tapes its 100th episode.
Cifuentes also accused former president Felipe Calderon of being on the payroll of a rival cartel, and current president Andrés Manuel López Obrador was implicated when court documents revealed the claim that an official on his failed 2006 campaign took a cartel payoff.
(A spokesman for the ex-president denied the allegations.) Cifuentes also accused former president Felipe Calderon of being on the payroll of a rival cartel, and current president Andrés Manuel López Obrador was implicated when court documents revealed the claim that an official on his failed 2006 campaign took a cartel payoff.
Ultimately, the Mets may be reduced to taking a parking payoff from the new Yankee-Manchester City ownership and watch the glow of a new soccer stadium in the people's park.
The payoff took a dozen years later, but the city of White Plains and its public schools have finally recovered the $1.1 million in back property taxes and interest that had been owed by the department store, Abraham & Straus, that went into Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in January 1990.
