By the time he returns from Acapulco's sun next week, Henry Kissinger should have a fully operational office awaiting him. Surrounded by crates loaded with personal papers, the former Secretary of State's six aides are setting up shop in a corner suite atop a downtown Washington office building. The space was made available by Georgetown's Center for Strategic and International Studies. Kissinger will lecture at Georgetown for six months at a salary of about $15,000.
That is only pin money for Henry these days. Last week it was disclosed that he had...
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