Word: successors
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Brandt's successor, Helmut Schmidt, vowed repeatedly that Guillaume would serve his full 13-year sentence, and many West Germans still believe he should have done so. But the official attitude began to change as Guillaume's health deteriorated. Earlier this year he was moved from Rheinbach prison, outside Bonn, to a hospital for treatment of a kidney disorder and high blood pressure. In the end, the Bonn government decided that this was the best time for his release. As a West German parliamentary leader put it last week, "If we had waited any longer, the market value...
...successor for Lopez Portillo...
...Nayak, general secretary of the opposition Bharatiya Janata Party. Nayak is charging that Antulay is guilty of "cheating, bribery and extortion," and should be put on trial. Meanwhile, Antulay has sent Gandhi his resignation. She is expected to make a decision on it when a suitable - and more circumspect - successor can be found...
...years ago." In 1927, he notes, a straight play could be produced for $10,000 to $40,000 and a musical for $35,000 to $70,000. Last year it cost $450,000 to bring Lanford Wilson's Fifth of July to Broadway; and Ballroom, Michael Bennett's intended successor to A Chorus Line, was a $2 million flop ?figures that help explain the dizzying rise in ticket prices (see chart...
...rumors. He was going home to Washington, D.C., he said, 'to do what I've always done-cover politics." Last week beaming ABC News executives confirmed that, come November, he'll be doing just that for them. Brinkley's assignment: anchoring a new, hour-long successor to Issues and Answers on Sunday mornings, providing political commentary for ABC World News Tonight, and, in 1982 and 1984, doing what he has always done best-covering elections...