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What a joy it was to read "10 Questions for Walter Cronkite" [Nov. 3]! How we miss him! How often we reminisce about his years on television, his sincere reporting style, without the nonsense of present-day newspeople who talk on top of one another, laugh at nothing and perform like actors. Today's news programs are unabashed competition for ratings. As Cronkite admitted in the interview, he retired too soon. JACQUELINE MARTIN Kerrville, Texas...
Will such moves be enough to lure back customers like Jetta owner Ann Jones? A few weeks ago, she became fed up with her car and traded it in for a new Honda Accord. It's a testament to VW that she did so grudgingly. "I will miss the Volkswagen style, and I was saddened to leave my Jetta," she says. But her Accord provides her with something her Jetta never did: "I have more peace of mind." --With reporting by Joseph R. Szczesny/Detroit and Steve Zwick/Frankfurt
...Elections are not rocket science. Why is it so hard to get things right! I have never been at any other company that is so miss managed [sic],” an employee wrote in one of the memoranda...
...whales, design clothing lines, tour for their albums, promote new movies, pose for magazine covers and appear at see-and-be-seen tween events like Nickelodeon Kid’s Choice Awards. Their media calendars are packed and their comments on Letterman or Leno are rehearsed more thoroughly than Miss America contestant interviews. Is it possible to keep up the facade indefinitely? Some have proved it possible...
...notoriously struggled with focus on previous outings. Mr. Rob may have been right on his intro to Vol. 3, when he said that five, ten years from now, we’re gonna wish there was an American commission. Five, ten years from now, we’re gonna miss Jay-Z. —Leon Neyfakh