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Carson's nightly rituals and idiosyncrasies have become as comforting to millions of viewers as warm wool pajamas: McMahon's booming, endlessly imitated introduction ("Heeeeeere's Johnny"); the natty golf swing that signals the end of the opening monologue; Carson's nervous tics (fiddling with his tie, drumming a pencil on the desk), which have provided grist for impressionists from Rich Little to Dana Carvey. The program has had moments of great theater, from Tiny Tim's wedding to Miss Vicki to Michael Landon's poignant last appearance to discuss his terminal cancer. But mostly the show has succeeded because...
These days, in the few hours when he's not working on TIME, reading TIME or talking about -- guess what? -- Ed turns his formidable energies toward golf (he has a three handicap), squash, tennis, the American Cancer Society and Catholic Charities in New Canaan, Conn., where he lives with his wife Patricia and daughter Sarah, 2. Since he joined this company as a trainee in 1973, Ed, 42, has worked in a variety of jobs in sales and marketing...
...engage the issues that are on people's minds, the better," he says. Something seems to be working. In a lean year for the economy and advertising in general, we're going to have a better first quarter than we did in 1991. Maybe he can spare some golf tips...
...avid golfer, who claims to be an expert on the rules of golf, and has a handicap...
...need a break from the touring, try a picnic of just a walk in Overton Park--just watch out for stray golf balls...