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...Wiley, Loeb professor of biochemistry and biophysics, is declared missing after police find his abandoned rental car on the Interstate 40 bridge over the Mississippi River near Memphis, Tenn. Wiley was last seen on Nov. 15 at a dinner at the Peabody Hotel, where he was attending the annual meeting of the St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital scientific advisory board...
...mother of three and still an avowed Democrat, worries about the erosion of civil liberties but at the same time recognizes that it could protect her family. "I'm very torn," she admitted. "Before 9/11, I would not have been." Nancy Potter, a 52-year-old teacher in Murfreesboro, Tenn., did not vote for George Bush and still thinks he stole the election from Al Gore. But when it comes to what the Administration has done against terrorism, she admits, "I think everything they've done is necessary. I absolutely support them in this." Adds Terri Brill, a 42-year...
Anne Alexander Vincent, a psychological-development consultant and life coach with a practice in Nashville, Tenn., has noticed an increase in the number of pre-retiree and retiree clients seeking help in defining an activities agenda. "I think people are so ready for something new," she says. "If they thought they had to do another five or 10 years of what they had done, they simply don't have the energy for it." Once clients embrace the possibility of doing something new, she relies on assessment tools, including standard psychological tests, to help clarify what they are most likely...
DIED. JUNE CARTER CASH, 73, country singer and songwriter and wife of country giant Johnny Cash; after heart surgery; in Nashville, Tenn. Born into the Carter family, country-music royalty, she started performing at age 6 with her mother, Mother Maybelle Carter, and is best known for co-writing the classic Ring of Fire, a tortured love song about her husband, which he performed...
These advantages have been accruing since 1983, when the first transplant factories, built by Honda and Nissan, began producing sedans in Marysville, Ohio, and Smyrna, Tenn., respectively. But if the stakes were high then, they're even higher now. The Big Three's overall North American market share slipped to 61.7% last year, an all-time low, and it has declined an additional 1.6 points in the first quarter of 2003. Toyota is just a couple of market-share points from passing Chrysler, the smallest of the Big Three. Though it is narrowing the quality gap, Detroit today squeezes almost...