Original sentence: Albert Vincent Casey (February 28 1920 – July 10 2004) was a former United States Postmaster General, publisher of The Los Angeles Times, and an attendee of the notorious Bohemian Grove.Army in WWII for four years.As President of the Resolution Trust Corporation he oversaw failed savings-and-loans, such as Madison Guaranty in Little Rock, Arkansas.Casey said he would check in to r, but then hears from Gray again, who tells Casey to forget about the Madison case.He also said his friend Roger Altman, Deputy Treasury Secretary under Bill Clinton, monitored and block Whitewater investigations.In April 1993 be stepped down, he served 17 months.Reported by Casey in September 1992 White House counsel C.The phrase is also the title of Casey's business auto-biography "Casey's Law", published in 1997.While President of the Resolution Trust Corporation he was asked to step down by Bill Clinton in February 1993
Edited sentence: Albert Vincent Casey (February 28 1920 – July 10 2004) was a former United States Postmaster General, publisher of The Los Angeles Times, and an attendee of the Bohemian Grove.Army in World War II for four years.As President of the Resolution Trust Corporation, he oversaw failed savings-and-loans, such as Madison Guaranty in Little Rock, Arkansas.As reported by Casey in September 1992, White House counsel C.Casey said he would check into it, but then heard from Gray again, who told Casey to forget about the Madison case.He also said his friend Roger Altman, Deputy Treasury Secretary under Bill Clinton, monitored and blocked Whitewater investigations.In April 1993, be stepped down, having served 17 months.The phrase is also the title of Casey's business autobiography Casey's Law, published in 1997.While President of the Resolution Trust Corporation, he was asked to step down by Bill Clinton in February 1993