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To: synchro who wrote (1530)	4/17/1998 11:04:00 AM
From: Tom	Respond to of 2951

Mike Wallace was questioning him about the Bank's funding pharmaceutical aid to under-developed nations. Pharmaceutical aid that included a medicines scam (delivery of lots w/ half-filled or empty capsules, etc) being conducted by a pharma-company in Germany. Near the end of the interview Wallace questioned the man's credentials. I can't recall the exact words, suffice it to say the credentials were bogus. Wallace got him to admit on camera. "I see you graduated from xxxxxx with a doctorate in xxxxxxx." (pause) "...No." "But you do have a xxxxxxxxx." (pause) "No." Something along those lines. There were more details of what Wallace had discovered in his background narration.