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Geoffrey isn't the first Fieger to draw some limelight. His dad, the late Bernard Fieger, was a prominent Detroit labor lawyer, and his mother June was a union organizer. Of three siblings, younger brother Doug enjoyed the most fame, as the lead singer of the rock group the Knack, whose song My Sharona topped the charts worldwide in 1979. Sister Beth is a writer. But the family isn't surprised that Geoffrey has become so colorful in his work. "Look at the people who will go on the Jerry Springer show and display the most hideous aspects of their...
...another standoff in the fall. But this time, Washington will find it even more difficult to rouse a posse to go after him. "By ending talks with the U.N. inspectors, Iraq is setting things up for a confrontation in October when sanctions come up for review," says TIME correspondent Doug Waller. "Baghdad is counting on support from France, China and Russia for an end to sanctions, and the U.S. will face an even bigger fight this time around...
...amendment to the Constitution is the root of the problem, then change it. After all, how many people drive an automobile by looking in the rearview mirror instead of at what lies ahead? With all that America has taught the world, perhaps it can still learn too. DOUG MCLEOD Victoria...
DEPARTING. GEORGE CLOONEY, 37, sexy pediatrician Doug Ross on NBC's ER, for CBS after next season; to develop a new series and TV films in conjunction with Warner Bros. TV. No word on whether he will star in the projects...
Some executives are going to school themselves to help teach--and help teachers teach--future employees. Doug Whitley, president of Ameritech Illinois, is chairman of the Education to Careers committee of the Mayor's Workforce Board in Chicago. It brings businessmen, teachers and administrators together to plan curriculums that will prepare students for the jobs employers need to fill. It also brings teachers into offices and plants to observe firsthand what their students need to learn. "You'd be amazed how ill prepared the schools were," says Whitley...