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...There's tainting going on in almost everybody's career and life before it's over with," Cubs manager Dusty Baker told the Chicago Tribune. "I was looking at TV today, and Martha Stewart is tainted. I've been tainted. You name me someone great who hasn't been tainted. And if you find that person, then you'll probably have a saint. If there are saints walking around, I'd definitely like to meet that saint, because I need some cleansing myself...
...CHARGED. MARTHA STEWART, 61, American lifestyle icon; with securities fraud and obstruction of justice; in New York City. Stewart, founder of Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia, is also being prosecuted by the Securities and Exchange Commission for insider trading of shares in ImClone Systems a day before the biotech company announced that its application to market a cancer drug was rejected. She has pleaded not guilty to all charges for which she could face up to 30 years in prison...
...Justin A. Erlich ’03, Kieran Fitzgerald ’03, Anthony J. Gabriele ’03, Samuel Graham-Felsen ’03 Christopher Roma-Agvanian ’02-’03, Aaron R.S. Rudenstine ’03, Daniel J. Stewart ’03 and Nicholas Z. Topjian...
While Beltway types often dismiss Byrd as a fossil, his anachronistic style is bracing, especially at a time when the Republican-led Senate is considering revamping the filibuster rules to smooth the path of Bush's judicial nominees. Like anyone who has seen Jimmy Stewart in Mr. Smith Goes to Washington, Byrd knows the filibuster can be used for good and for ill and is better left alone. "It may irritate us. It may irk us, but it's stood the test of time," Byrd declares. He could well be talking about himself...
...DIED. MARK MCCORMACK, 72, founder of the International Management Group and the world's most powerful sports agent; in New York City. McCormack invented the concept of sports marketing and his Cleveland-based company has represented Tiger Woods, Andre Agassi, Pete Sampras and Jackie Stewart. Once called the most powerful man in sport, McCormack also authored several management books, including the best seller What They Don't Teach You at Harvard Business School...