Yankees Lose Part of Their Core As Pettitte Signs With Houston

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The New York Yankees allowed one of its most successful pitchers, Andy Pettitte, to leave for the Houston Astros and end a highly accomplished engagement with the team for nine years. Pettitte accepted a three-year, $31.5 million contract. The pull of returning to his home town plus the Yankees' weak interest in retaining him seemed to have influenced his decision to sign with Houston.

Contracts & orders received, Texas, Contracts & orders let, Contracts, Contract agreement, Pitchers (Baseball), New York Yankees, Pettitte, Andy, Houston Astros

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SUNY Leader, A Pataki Friend, To Resign Post

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Robert L. King responded to public criticism of his leadership by announcing that he will step down as the chancellor of the State University of New York and take a lower-ranking administrative post.

Public affairs, College presidents, Public relations, Company public relations

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SUNY's Chief Refuses to Quit, Foiling a Deal

Article Abstract:

Governor George Pataki was reported to be 'unhappy' with Robert L. King's decision to not step down as chancellor of the State University of New York after a transition deal had been worked out.

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