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...often in the West Wing, he still remains a figure in the background. Most of his dealings with the President take place in meetings in the private residential area of the White House or by phone from Morris' home in Connecticut. He registers under an alias at the Ritz-Carlton when he visits Washington and is usually reachable only by pager. But Morris has managed to overshadow almost every other Clinton adviser by winning the backing he needed most-not only from the President but also from Vice President Al Gore and Hillary Clinton. While the First Lady's policy...
...waiting list when they found a new liver Wednesday night. "A lot of people were suspicious of this--last night we'd heard it could be three or four weeks, and now today he has the new liver," says TIME Dallas reporter Carlton Stowers. "But everything seems to indicate that this was on the level and it really was his turn." While the average Baylor patient waits 140 days for a transplant if not in critical condition, Mantle's doctors noted, patients usually get a new organ within three days if they are near death...
...enough and was too pointed on the top. He would have helped Clinton, claiming that "my scissors are neither Republican nor Democrat," but by then he was hopelessly pegged as a Republican journeyman. He gathered up his tools and returned full time to his shop in the nearby Sheraton-Carlton Hotel, where other famous clients, including former Secretaries of State William Rogers and James Baker, came in for their $25 trims along with free advice on world and national affairs...
...largest expense Reeves incurred in November, according to the statement, was a $299.80 charge for an October 14 reception at Rebecca's Cafe in Boston, for Cambridge elementary-school principals. The smallest was for $32.30 at the Ritz Carlton Boston hotel, made November 7, for a meeting of Men of Color Against AIDS (MOCCA...
Sunday the Scooter will be in Cooperstown, to be honored along with the late manager Leo Durocher and Phillie fireballer Steve Carlton. They will join the 216 players, managers, umpires, executives and Negro League stars elected to the Hall of Fame since 1936. In its august glamour, this citation is a combination Nobel Prize for phys ed and Palm Springs retirement home. Rizzuto will surely feel he belongs there. But does...