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...Tonight Show, she sent the studio audience home and forced the network to air a rerun. But the movie's portrayal of her power-mad bitchiness, even to Leno ("Stand up straight, for chrisakes; you're the host of the Tonight Show!"), leaves the viewer wondering why Leno was loyal to her for so long. Similarly, the NBC executives are too wimpy and stupid to be believed. In one scene, Leno eavesdrops on a speakerphone conversation between network executives discussing his fate. Later he phones program chief Warren Littlefield (Bob Balaban) to reveal what he knows. Littlefield, who takes...
...honest and very loyal," she said. "You can believe what he says...
...just read.'' Polls in Iowa and New Hampshire showed the Republican front runner losing ground and Steve Forbes bounding into the No. 2 position. The mood at Dole's campaign headquarters was edgy and defensive, with aides speaking quietly into phones about How Could This Have Happened and loyal allies insisting loudly that the speech had been fine. Dole aides insisted that he erred in style, not substance. "We were speaking to conservative Republican primary voters," said campaign manager Scott Reed. "We admit it. We showed that we were for change, that Clinton is the obstacle...
Nixon had Rose Mary Woods. It now looks as though the role of Embattled Loyal Retainer is sewn up, for Whitewater purposes. Huber has acted as an office manager for Mrs. Clinton for so long that Chelsea is said to regard her as a grandmother. It must pain her immensely that her 116-page discovery has renewed investigators' interest in the residential quarters of the White House and may help sustain the inquiry through the presidential-election season...
...story of Malden Mills owner Aaron Feuerstein, who kept his 2,400 employees on the payroll after a devastating fire [BUSINESS, Jan. 8] until his mill could be rebuilt, made me realize there are still employers left who care about more than the bottom line. Feuerstein recognizes that loyal and skilled workers are a lot harder to replace than machines. DALE GADBOIS Houston...