Koppel to Leave Nightline at Year End
Ted Koppel announced he will depart ABC News Nightline when his contract expires in December. He says he is not retiring and ABC plans to continue the program with changes. Tom Bettag will also leave ABC News.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 2005
Page
13
Ted Koppel announced he will depart ABC News Nightline when his contract expires in December. He says he is not retiring and ABC plans to continue the program with changes. Tom Bettag will also leave ABC News.
Betty Ann Kearney continues a long campaign after her husband Bucy Ann died at 49 from esophageal cancer. She suspects links to Bayway Refinery and has filed a wrongful death suit, pressed state officials, and distributed notices while seeking workers’ locations and company accountability amid inconclusive state and federal investigations.
Joan Kennedy remains hospitalized at Massachusetts General Hospital after a fall on a sidewalk. Neighbor Betty Bacon found a disoriented Kennedy and helped her, not knowing her identity until television crews arrived. Kennedy faces shoulder surgery while details and timing of the incident remain unclear. authorities and family members dispute the ambulance call record.
The commission on weapons of mass destruction doubts the current FBI led system can transform to fight terrorism and urges lawmakers to consider a US domestic agency modeled on Britain's MI5. Critics warn of civil liberties risks and potential for politicized policing.
A five member committee found no evidence that Columbia University professors made anti-Semitic statements to intimidate Jewish students. It did note one instance of excessive behavior by Joseph Massad and recommended a center for students and staff to discuss quality of experience on campus. Massad denies the allegations and Columbia announced no action against him.
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