Word: ills
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...scanned the computer discs on Saturday evening, TIME learned, he found that they contained messages from cult members intended to be posted on the group's Website-in effect, suicide notes. One, from a woman who signed herself "Goldenody," seemed to support the notion that their leader was terminally ill. "Once He is gone," she wrote, "there is nothing left here on the face of the earth for me." (In the meantime, Matzorkis has tied up the rights to a TV movie of the week...
...lapels. "Dick, you want them to love you, but they never will," she says. The conservative sophomore had wanted to tell this story to Newt for months, to convince him that efforts to make friends with moderates and liberals both in Congress and outside were wrongheaded and ill-fated. Finally Scarborough couldn't help himself: every act of Congress seemed a betrayal of the cause. There was a tax hike, a vote to fund international family planning and now talk of postponing tax cuts and increasing congressional spending. So in a private meeting last month with the Speaker and nine...
Today the block is well on its way to becoming Manhattan's most chipper. On its east end a onetime porno palace--where Robert De Niro took Cybill Shepherd on an ill-fated date in Taxi Driver--is now a children's theater. Across the street, next to the New Amsterdam, is a big, bright Disney store--probably the only Disney store in the world that is just four doors away from an establishment that sells scary-looking swords and knives, boxing equipment and dusty copies of Bruce Lee videos. The latter retailer is one of two storefront businesses that...
DIED. LAEL TUCKER WERTENBAKER, 87, war correspondent for TIME and LIFE and author of 16 books, including Death of a Man, a shattering account of her terminally ill husband's suicide, in which she assisted; in Keene, New Hampshire...
Sager is also survived by two sisters, Esther Altschul of Wilmette, Ill., and Dr. Naomi Sager of Manhattan