Health and Human Services Secretary Sullivan
Executive Summary
Will receive $ 215,000 in pension funds from former employer Morehouse School of Medicine, HHS announced March 28. According to a formula contained in the employment contract, Sullivan could have received up to $ 300,000. The negotiated amount reflects severance and employment benefits Sullivan would have received under his contract, due to expire in 1990. The secretary is now on an unpaid leave of absence from Morehouse. The "mutually forged" agreement was approved by the Office of Government Ethics, HHS said. . . .
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