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McNabb is steadily improving from injuries which nagged her early last season and Parker returns with the dramatic and gutsy style she unveiled last spring. Elmuts will join McNabb and Parker at the top of the heap, finally getting her chance to play number...
McNabb is steadily improving from injuries which nagged her early last season and Parker returns with the dramatic and gutsy style she unveiled last spring. Elmuts will join McNabb and Parker at the top of the heap, finally getting her chance to play number...
...that "Baker can't walk on water, but he knows where the rocks are." A highly organized and disciplined manager, Baker is expected to quickly shape up the White House and campaign staffs, which have piled up "counselors to the President" and "senior strategists" like layers on a compost heap. He is taking his own core staff of four seasoned political operatives from the State Department, and he will hack through tangled lines of authority by working with such trusted, longtime allies as campaign chairman Robert Teeter and Budget Director Richard Darman...
...focus moments were framed by harder edges. The public memory recalls Linford Christie bursting past in the 100 m, arms upraised in triumph; the private one shows Mark Witherspoon, a medal hopeful in the same event, thunder down the track for 30 meters, then suddenly collapse into a sickening heap, his tendon ruptured. On the scoreboard, the finish was played and replayed while Witherspoon lay alone, helpless on the track...
...Aerospace Workers added to the election-year pressure on Bush, insisting that if the $5 billion sale is killed, nearly 40,000 aerospace jobs will be lost. Already facing major losses as defense spending is reduced, the aerospace workers are pressing Bush to save them "from the human scrap heap...