do the adjustments properly, and the truss rod is easily accessible through the sound hole. No truss rod cover to mess with. The case is well made, compact, well padded. Passes TSA requirements for a carry-on bag. Great so far. On the downside, the strap came without one of the ends being glued properly, as though there were supposed to have been two ingredients for the glue to work and they had only applied one ingredient. I had to glue it together myself. And I don't know if it's the glue they chose to use or what, but the whole thing smells a little like gasoline. Also the guitar is neck heavy, with the entire guitar's center of gravity being around the 11th fret of the neck, andand Triumph - George P. Shultz

Reviews

1992

Part I

GATHERING THE THREADS

CHAPTER 1

The World in Turmoil

Someone handed me a note: a George Clark from the White House was calling. I did not know any George Clark and pushed the slip of paper aside. It was Friday morning, June 25, 1982. As president of Bechtel, an engineering and construction company with global reach, I was in the midst of an important meeting in London. When my presentation was over, the call came through again. This time the note said Bill Clark was on the line. Judge William P. Clark, Jr., President Reagan’s California friend and now his national security adviser. I had telephoned him a week earlier to express my concerns over the Israeli invasion of Lebanon and the destruction of Beirut,