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...game, all the good concepts had been taken. For Eye on People, the network has gathered up some top talent at CBS News, and a lot of videotape that's been lying around for years, to assemble a potpourri of informational programming about (you guessed it) people. Charles Kuralt is the host for I Remember, in which reporters talk about their reaction to major news events, like the Oklahoma City bombing. Paula Zahn anchors Fast Forward, which takes a look at people who used to be in the news, from Morton Downey Jr. to George McGovern. Final Cut will...
...YORK CITY: Winner: Her husband may have been an MTV darling, but Hillary Clinton brought home the hardware. Her best-selling audio recording of her book ?It Takes a Village? received a Grammy Wednesday for the best spoken-word album. Hillary beat out Garrison Keillor and Charles Kuralt. "I was very surprised, because I didn't even know that the Grammys were given to tone-deaf people like me," Mrs. Clinton said at a news conference backstage. Up next: The Hillary World Tour...
HOSPITALIZED. CHARLES KURALT, 61, retired TV commentator; for chest pains; in New York City. The former On the Road-ster is scheduled for heart-bypass surgery...
...didn't see him again or hear from him againuntil this winter," she says. "I was watching theCharles Kuralt show... They were looking at theremains of a crater in a big field. And he said aprofessor, a geology professor, Wakefield Dort, isgoing to tell us about...
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...