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To: Raymond Duray who wrote (14563)	12/9/2004 7:35:23 PM
From: 49thMIMOMander	Respond to of 20773

Tomatoaotoes, I thought it was, Standing Firm!! booknotes.org Btw, that funny music at the start is just part of the funny stuff, for the newspaper sheeplings. 1994 was a funny year, too. Publisher: Out of Print ISBN: 1559949821 === But he was a person of immense intellect and immense integrity and somebody that had a great influence on not only his family but the people that knew him. LAMB: What is the relationship in your family? QUAYLE: Gene Pulliam was my mother's father, and so he was my maternal grandfather. .. LAMB: Are you involved today in these newspapers? QUAYLE: I am on the board of directors of Central Newspapers, and that's all. LAMB: Were you ever a reporter? QUAYLE: Yes. I was not only a reporter, I started out delivering newspapers. It's an important lesson to learn and to appreciate the impact on how important first impressions really are. You know how it is when you meet someone and sort of size them up, and sometimes your first impressions are right booknotes.org .. QUAYLE: ...It's pretty smart for an 11-year-old kid. LAMB: How much talking did you do to Benjamin? How old is Benjamin now? QUAYLE: Ben will be 18 in November. Bless 'em, both.. ..