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...avoid indictment on felony charges and the possibility of prison, if he is convicted. Rostenkowski is now said to believe his legal problems will force him to relinquish his powerful chairmanship, whether a deal can be reached or not. That is terrible news for Democrats. Without Rostenkowski at the helm, they fear, the President's health reforms could sink in Congress...
...political skills and the experience to be invaluable to us in Washington. He's going to be terrific to work for," said Jane H. Corlette, who has served as action vice president for more than a year. "I think we're looking forward to having somebody finally at the helm and getting on with...
RETIRING. CHARLES KURALT, 59, TV journalist; as CBS News Sunday Morning commentator; in New York City. The rumpled visage and rumbling voice of Charles Kuralt took the Sunday Morning helm in January 1979; he had already won acclaim for his "On the Road" segments on CBS's Evening News, in which he examined the small-town Americana that many journalists ignore. (He recapitulated many of the reports in a best-selling book in 1990.) As of May 1, Kuralt will be devoting his time to a book on his dozen most beloved locations in America. Said he: "I would like...
...only two nights ago that Ronn Tomassoni made a prediction as rash as any he has publicly made in his tenure at the Harvard helm...
Coming into this year, this type of guarantee was the last thing anyone would have expected. Harvard has the best cumulative record in the lvies since 1987, and the Crimson had not had a losing season since 1984-1985, Delaney-Smith's third year at the helm...