Connecticut Still Connects Bush With Little League Champs
UPI photo shows President Bush congratulating members of the Little League world champion team from Trumbull Connecticut during White House ceremonies Tuesday afternoon. Bush noted his Yale University (New Haven) baseball past as part of the context.
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Events in Poland make Ford a prophet
Former President Gerald Ford, reflecting on recent events in Poland, told The Washington Post he would not rush U.S. troops in and urged patience. He recalled past missteps, defended Polish autonomy, and urged Americans to watch what happens next as Poland moves toward a market oriented economy.
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Kluge Tops Forbes 400 as Walton Loses Richest Title
Forbes 400 rich list names John Werner Kluge as richest American, surpassing Sam Walton who drops to No. 17 with his five heirs sharing $1.8 billion each. Warren Buffett ranks second, Sumner Redstone third, with Ted Allison fourth and Ronald Perelman fifth. Top 10 includes Cox Anthony sisters, Pritzker brothers, and Taubman. Sixty-six billionaires total, 54 of 400 are women. 40% inherited wealth.
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Pauley likely to leave Today but stay with NBC
NBC star Jane Pauley plans to depart the Today show before year end while remaining at NBC in another role. The Washington Post reports Pauley will stay with NBC in some capacity, with a possible shift to prime time specials. Negotiations followed NBC naming Deborah Norville as the new Today anchor, and Pauley sought a contract renegotiation.
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