No doubt Charles Z. Wick has some enemies. But is anyone really interested in harming the director of the U.S. Information Agency? He seems to think so. In 1981 he became a special deputy U.S. marshal, which allowed him to pack a pistol. He spent $32,000 in USIA money on security devices for his house; he later reimbursed the agency. Last week his preoccupation with safety surfaced again.
Before he left for Japan, the State Department asked the American embassy in Tokyo for a bulletproof limousine, a police escort and transportation for...
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