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  Rusty Brashear Motorola
  
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  Albert Brashar, spokesman for Motorola, denied the company halted research because it was not happy with the findings.He claimed Prof. Adey's work showed that exposure to our phones produced no increase in the number of tumors.In fact they had fewer brain tumors than might have been expected".
  
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  Brashear Joins Hill & Knowlton As Senior Counselor in Worldwide Corporate Practice
  
  Press Release: Sep 3, 2002 (2:19 am)New York, NY, USA
  
  Hill & Knowlton today announced that Albert R. "Rusty" Brashear, retired chief communications officer of global telecommunications giant Motorola Inc., is joining Hill & Knowlton as a senior counselor in the firm's worldwide corporate practice.
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  Teller said that Brashear will work with the firm's corporate clients on media relations strategy, crisis communications and a variety of corporate issues, including corporate governance, environment, CEO positioning and value sustainability.
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  Brashear will coordinate his activities on behalf of the firm with Teller, and will become a member of the corporate practice's global leadership team.
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  Brashear, 59, retired from Motorola in April after a 15-year tenure at the company, following a distinguished career in public service, including a stint as White House deputy press secretary during the Reagan Administration and head of communications for the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).Prior to his Washington years, Brashear was a journalist and television news director in his native Tennessee.Brashear is credited with building Motorola's first-ever global corporate communications function, and at retirement, oversaw a worldwide staff that reached more than 300 professionals.
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  Teller added that Brashear also will work with him on client service issues, in the former's capacity as the firm's global chief client officer.

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  Brashear Joins Hill and Knowlton As Senior Counselor in Worldwide Corporate Practice
  
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  Brashear Joins Hill and Knowlton As Senior Counselor in Worldwide Corporate Practice
  
  NEW YORK, NEW YORK, USA
  
  September 3, 2002
  
  Hill and Knowlton today announced that Albert R. "Rusty" Brashear, retired chief communications officer of global telecommunications giant Motorola Inc., is joining Hill and Knowlton as a senior counselor in the firm's worldwide corporate practice.
  
  "Rusty Brashear is one of the most accomplished corporate communications professionals to be found anywhere, and has been a longtime friend and client.
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  Teller said that Brashear will work with the firm's corporate clients on media relations strategy, crisis communications and a variety of corporate issues, including corporate governance, environment, CEO positioning and value sustainability.
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  Brashear will coordinate his activities on behalf of the firm with Teller, and will become a member of the corporate practice's global leadership team.
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  Brashear, 59, retired from Motorola in April after a 15-year tenure at the company, following a distinguished career in public service, including a stint as White House deputy press secretary during the Reagan Administration and head of communications for the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).Prior to his Washington years, Brashear was a journalist and television news director in his native Tennessee.Brashear is credited with building Motorola's first-ever global corporate communications function, and at retirement, oversaw a worldwide staff that reached more than 300 professionals.
  
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  Teller added that Brashear also will work with him on client service issues, in the former's capacity as the firm's global chief client officer.

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  Published on: 10/10/2001    Last Visited: 10/11/2001  

  Spokesman Rusty Brashear clarified later that many of the 4 , 000 positions cut through the sale of businesses are in the Integrated Information Systems Group , which Motorola sold to General Dynamics in August , and said the employees did not lose their jobs.He said the other 3 , 000 cuts will be distributed companywide , with specifics not yet determined.
  
  The company has reported losses totaling $2.70 billion , or $1.23 a share , for the first nine months of 2001.
  
  Executives said they anticipate a loss of 4 cents to 5 cents a share in the fourth quarter - a slight improvement over the previous two quarters but short of the 1-cent gain estimated by a consensus of analysts.Revenues are seen as little-changed from the third quarter , projected at $7.4 billion to $7.6 billion.
  
  That warning sent Motorola stock down 1.6 percent , or 27 cents a share , to $16.45 in morning trading on the New York Stock Exchange after falling 67 cents Tuesday in anticipation of bad news.

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  Company spokesman Rusty Brashear said these workers now belong to the Integrated Information Systems Group , that Motorola sold to General Dynamics in August , and therefore did not lose their jobs but are off Motorola rolls.
  
  The other 3 , 000 cuts will be made company-wide.The company boasted of a 147 , 000-strong workforce last December , that will be trimmed to 108 , 000 by the year end.
  
  Those numbers could change radically if Motorola sells or spins off into a joint venture one of its major businesses - possibilities the company has been considering for months.
  
  Outlook Revised

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  Albert Brashar, spokesman for Motorola, denied the company halted research because it was not happy with the findings.

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  Brashear, senior vice president and director of corporate communications and public affairs, came to Motorola in 1987 and established the company's first integrated communications and public affairs organization.Prior to his career at Motorola, Brashear served as deputy press secretary to President Ronald Reagan.

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  Spokesman Rusty Brashear clarified later that many of the 4 , 000 positions cut through the sale of businesses are in the Integrated Information Systems Group , which Motorola sold to General Dynamics in August , and said the employees did not lose their jobs.
  
  He said the other 3 , 000 cuts will be distributed companywide , with specifics not yet determined.
  
  The company has reported losses totalling $2.7 billion US , or $1.23 a share , for the first nine months of 2001.
  
  Executives said they anticipate a loss of four to five cents a share in the fourth quarter - an improvement over the previous two quarters but short of the one-cent-a-share profit estimated by a consensus of analysts.
  
  Revenues are seen as little changed from the third quarter , at $7.4 billion to $7.6 billion.

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