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y Laurence Arnold
ergis Hutyrczyk and his wife Lit-
wina shared a mustard-and-brown
split-level colonial home on a qui-
et street in Franklin Township,
New Jersey with their black Lab-
rador retriever. Hutyrczyk, a 68-year-old
Byelorussian immigrant, had worked for more
than 30 years in a cable factory, eventually
retiring as foreman. In recent years he
worked as a security guard for AT&T. A burly
man with piercing blue eyes, he had a hearty
smile and was known to AT&T employees
CORNELL MAGAZINE
NEAL SHER '68
HUNTED WAR
CRIMINALS LIKE IVAN
THE TERRIBLE AND
KURT WALDHEIM
FOR THE JUSTICE
DEPARTMENT.
BUT HIS BIGGEST
FOE WAS
ALWAYS TIME.