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DIED. LANE SMITH, 69, character actor whose work included stage, film and TV performances (including the original Broadway production of David Mamet's Glengarry Glen Ross) but who won his greatest fame late in his career for his exacting, critically hailed portrayal of Richard Nixon in the 1989 docudrama The Final Days; of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, or Lou Gehrig's disease; in Los Angeles...
...baseball team in first place so late in the season? The last time that happened was in 1933, so long ago that the Democrats were in charge. Indeed, the last time Washington even had a baseball team was 1971, when the old Senators left town, a few years before Nixon...
...they honored him with their prestigious Marco Polo Prize for promoting Sino-American relations. "Hank Greenberg is perhaps the best known and most admired American businessman at both top government and top business levels in [India and China]," says Peter G. Peterson, who was an economic adviser to Richard Nixon and has known Greenberg for years...
...That was one of the most important stories that I broke in my career,” Beecher says. “It was something Nixon and Kissinger tried to hide from the Congress and the public, and we broke it on page one of the New York Times...
REFERRING TO FELT AS A "BASTARD," NIXON AGREES THEY CAN'T REMOVE FELT BECAUSE, AS HALDEMAN PUTS IT, "HE'LL GO OUT AND UNLOAD EVERYTHING. HE KNOWS EVERYTHING THAT'S TO BE KNOWN...