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...possible they might pull a rabbit out of a hat," says Corlette. "If anything, it will be a scaled down version, maybe covering 92 percent of people, but even that's hard to achieve." According to Corlette, 85 percent of the population is now insured...
...Christ it's going to be a long season," one gravelly-voiced man with a Harvard hat said walking from the stands...
Peruvian President Alberto Fujimori has committed perhaps the first case of First Lady-sacking since Henry VIII's quadruple hat trick 450-odd years ago. In a television message broadcast Tuesday night, Fujimori withdrew all of Susana Higuchi's responsibilities and privileges in the ceremonial post. And why not? Over the last 2 weeks, his wife -- a presidential aspirant herself -- has accused various ministers of corruption and her husband of "authoritarianism." His comebacks: "disloyalty" and "blackmail." Oddly, there's no talk of divorce. BTW: Henry VIII had six wives: he divorced two, beheaded two, saw one die and died before...
With the leadership of Benjamin Chavis now in its past, the N.A.A.C.P. is expected to appoint a search committee to look for a new executive director within days. One of the names likely to be in the hat for chief exec: Jesse Jackson, who had sought the position before it was given to Chavis. Last Saturday the N.A.A.C.P. board voted overwhelmingly to fire Chavis because he had settled a sexual harassment suit with money from the organization's budget; it then appointed an interim administrator. Sources tell TIME that all senior officials Chavis brought with him have been placed...
...admirers, media tycoon Christopher Whittle, 46, is a visionary marketing genius whose ideas for privatizing public schools could revolutionize education in the U.S. To his detractors, Chris Whittle is an all-hat, no-cattle huckster with more talent for raising funds than making money and one Big, Bad Idea: imposing ads upon captive audiences in classrooms and doctors' offices...