With his wife at his side, a high-spirited Robert M. Morgenthau, Manhattan's storied district attorney, announced Friday that he will not seek a 10th term in November. "I lived up to all the promises I made and decided I better not push my luck," said Morgenthau, who turns 90 in July. A self-described "slow learner," Morgenthau said he had "figured out that I have served 25 years beyond the normal retirement age." He added that his 93-year-old brother warned "this is not a good time to be looking for a job."
March 02, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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With his wife at his side, a high-spirited Robert M. Morgenthau, Manhattan’s storied district attorney, announced Friday that he will not seek a tenth term in November.
“I lived up to all the promises I made and decided I better not push my luck,” said Morgenthau, who will turn 90 in July.
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