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Count Jim Stone, 38, of Clarksville, Tenn., among the faithful. "I thought the market went up too fast, too soon anyway," he says. "This is, as they say, a healthy correction." With any luck, Stone and the rest of the faithful have it right. One day, though, there will come a dip that is not a buying opportunity--and you have to at least wonder if that's what the market was barking about last Monday...
...relatively small number of Americans serving in Korea? Why are we spending millions of dollars on military strategists and state-of-the-art hardware if our people can't come up with anything better than exploding land mines that blindly injure friend and foe alike? MICHAEL CHRISTOPHER Nashville, Tenn...
When Andrea Thaler, 46, was wheeled into the operating room for routine gallbladder surgery five years ago, she thought she was in a safe place. But as soon as the operation began, the Nashville, Tenn., HMO executive realized that the sedatives and pain-killers administered by her anesthesiologist hadn't quite taken hold. She could feel the surgeon make six "slicing, burning" laparoscopic incisions in her abdomen, but she was trapped by the paralytic drugs given along with the anesthesia, and she couldn't cry out or even open her eyes. "I was screaming in a black hole," she recalls...
Knight had similar success for another Energy Department contractor, Lockheed Martin, which understands the political byways of Washington ? and the campus connection. In 1995 and 1996, while the company was receiving extensions in its $40 million-a-year fee to manage the Oak Ridge, Tenn. research facility, it donated $50,000 to the Nancy Gore Hunger chair...
...have lost not just a cultural icon but also a devoted humanitarian. The tragedy of Diana's death has united the people of the world like no other, if only for a fleeting and somber moment. CAROLINE ZARLENGO SPOSTO Memphis, Tenn...