Mr. Wolf, who already had a contract with the unions, stood his ground and continued to film here.

Mr. Wolf does not exclude his former organization from the need for change.

Mr. Wolf also asked whether it was unusual for a mother to want attention from a baby.

Mr. Wolf was not to participate further in the transition.

Mr. Wolf never did; he lived and died a true believer.

Mr. Wolf said the show would have been impossible to do after what had happened.

Mr. Wolf said they slept up to 20 hours a day.

Mr. Wolf was part of an effort to buy the airline with the pilots' union for $300 a share.

Mr. Wolf was not available to be interviewed for this article.

Mr. Wolf doesn't play; the music is in the memory.