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To: HairBall who wrote (82866)	3/21/2002 4:58:23 PM
From: Don Green	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 99985

''Wall Street Week'' host Louis Rukeyser said Thursday that he leaving the show, becoming a victim of a maxim he is fond of reciting: The only constant is change. Rukeyser, 69, leaves as Maryland Public Television retools the popular public television program. He has been host for 32 years. Rukeyser said he had been negotiating with MPT to make changes to the show and was not aware of any problems until Wednesday. ''They decided unilaterally not to proceed with me as the host of the show I created, wrote and maintained for 32 years,'' Rukeyser said. ''They then tried to get me to remain with the program in a senior-commentator capacity, but I decided I didn't want to have anything further to do with them.'' MPT and Fortune magazine are creating a new version of the weekly program called ''Wall $treet Week With Fortune.'' The show, slated to air in the fall, will feature Fortune editorial director Geoffrey Colvin and an undetermined co-anchor, MPT said. boston.com