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BORN: Aug. 11, 1949, Bentonville EDUCATION: Bob Jones U, B.A., 1971; U of Arkansas, M.A., 1990 FAMILY: Wife, Donna Jean; three children RELIGION: Baptist MILITARY: None OCCUPATION: Minister; college instructor; radio-station executive POLITICAL CAREER: Arkansas House, 1985-92; U.S. House, 1992- ADDRESS: 1415 West 7th Street, Little Rock...
Brian Rodgerson, a bus driver and member of Carmen's Union Local 589, warned that privatization will increase costs and decrease service. He pointed to the Harvard Square T station, filled with litter and frequently waiting for repairs to the escalator, to demonstrate the ill effects of subcontracting...
...tail end of the tour when all hell breaks loose. A man in his 70s stops Bob to tell him that a mutual friend is being sent to the hospital for high blood-pressure. We race over to the nurse's station where a withered old man is trying to convince anyone who will listen that he's healthy enough to drive himself home. I'm waiting outside as Bob and others try to convince the old man to go to the hospital when a policeman approaches me. "He'd be crazy not to go," he informs...
...Lewis on a blind date while visiting New York City. She still recalls their romance--from courtship and marriage to dinners with heads of state at their palatial apartment on the Seine--as "breathless, magic." As Reg built his financial empire, first with the leveraged buyout of a radio station, then the McCall Pattern Co. and finally Beatrice, she put her job aside to raise their two daughters. The magic ended when he was stricken by brain cancer...
Reformers are taking particular aim at baiting--using food to lure game into an ambush. With black bears, the bait station is typically set deep in the woods; fruit, pastry and livestock carcasses are placed in a large barrel or piled on the ground. Defenders of baiting point to the long hours and exhausting effort it takes to stalk and kill a bear. But critics like Colorado bear biologist Tom Beck ask, "How fulfilling is it to shoot a bear with its head in a barrel of jelly-filled doughnuts...