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...stylish grandmother of five who wears Armani suits and a permanent moonbeam smile, Pelosi, 62, grew up in Baltimore, Md., where both her father and brother served as mayor. She moved to California in 1969 with her husband, a San Francisco investment banker, and toiled as a party activist and fundraiser before running for Congress in 1987. Her signature issues--human rights, aids funding, environmental protection--put her as far as any Representative from DeLay, a pro-business Christian conservative from Sugar Land, Texas, whose nickname is "the Hammer" because of his take-no-prisoners approach to politics...

Author: /time Magazine | Title: Whipping Up A Fight | 5/13/2002 | See Source »

Have two sisters ever been closer than Tricia and Julie Nixon? Tied by bonds of family, forged by political fires, they endured as daughters of the only American President to resign; they smile or wave or cry together in a thousand pictures, standing by their father and each other. Each was maid of honor for the other. Tricia, 56, says she trusted her sister so much that when Julie was writing her highly praised book about their mother, Tricia turned over her diary. That closeness has been strained this spring, as a battle over how to spend a $19 million...

Author: /time Magazine | Title: Peace Is At Hand | 5/13/2002 | See Source »

...Ishii isn't yet generating the buzz that the team's previous foreign phenoms did. Dodger Stadium doesn't sell out every time he pitches, as it did at the peak of Fernandomania, but with his flowing brown locks and quick smile, he could very well become the Next Big Thing in L.A. Although he has kept a relatively low profile in order to fit in with his teammates, Ishii has a somewhat zany personality, which has made him a regular guest on comedy and variety shows on Japanese television. In his homeland he has even been called the Asian...

Author: /time Magazine | Title: New Kid On the Hill | 5/13/2002 | See Source »

...Talk about uncertainty. Demand is still in question, thanks to rising unemployment, a cooling housing market and record levels of consumer debt. Supply is even harder to smile about; businesses are still unraveling their own debt and accounting messes, while profits are scant. Want to know what Wall Street thinks of the future? Monday morning, Merrill Lynch reported that a survey of Wall Street strategists found that 69 percent say this is a good time to buy stocks - and told clients to sell, since with that much optimism there was sure to be further disappointment. And by the closing bell...

Author: /time Magazine | Title: The Fed In Neutral | 5/7/2002 | See Source »

Have two sisters ever been closer than Tricia and Julie Nixon? Tied by bonds of family, forged by political fires, they endured as daughters of the only American President to resign; they smile or wave or cry together in a thousand pictures, standing by their father and each other. Each was maid of honor for the other. Tricia, 56, says she trusted her sister so much that when Julie was writing her highly praised book about their mother, Tricia turned over her diary. That closeness has been strained this spring, as a battle over how to spend a $19 million...

Author: /time Magazine | Title: Nixon Daughters Bury the Hatchet | 5/6/2002 | See Source »

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