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Say Garry Wills.
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Plain Dealer layoffs
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Hannity w/o Colmes
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Kaiser's column moves to CJR
Had been at Radar.
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Nancy Nall writes after reading Lee Abrams' latest dispatch: "At least he didn't suggest we all write STREAM OF CONSCIOUSNESS with random caps; Like This; ...like our READERS DO. They'll understand, because more of them are like Lee ABRAMS, a man who made a fortune in radio but DIDN'T KNOW that reporters actually GO PLACES LIKE IRAQ to cover Iraq. The paper just Assumed he knew that when a Story has a Dateline that says BAGHDAD, that means IT WAS WRITTEN THERE."
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