Teresa Heinz Kerry Embraces Presidential Run Role
Teresa Heinz Kerry, widow of John Heinz, now wife of Senator John Kerry, has shifted from fearing a presidential bid to embracing it. Her support, active in environmental and health causes, strengthens Kerry as he pursues the Democratic nomination, while she continues leading the Heinz Foundation.
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Heinz Kerry profile highlights Teresa Simoes Ferreira life
Teresa Heinz Kerry, 64, born in Mozambique, is chairman of Heinz Endowments and Heinz Family Philanthropies. Naturalized U.S. citizen since 1971, she married John Kerry’s widowhood, joined Democrats, and now campaigns actively with him. She speaks five languages, owns homes in multiple states, and maintains a pragmatic view of life amid tragedy and public scrutiny.
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Army to call back same troops for back to back Iraq tours
The Army, stretched worldwide, plans another Iraq tour by the same units that led the Baghdad assault last spring. The 3rd Infantry Division faces a Thanksgiving return readiness order, with Marines and other Army units eyed for quick turnarounds. Officials caution the force will share burden, but expect continued Army dominance in Iraq.
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Possible first U S Mint silver dollar found in 1794 coin
Currency experts identify a mint condition 210 year old silver dollar that could be the earliest U S silver dollar. The coin features Lady Liberty and an eagle and may be displayed by the American Numismatic Association in mid April.
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