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Born Jacqueline Lee Bouvier on July 28, 1929 in Southampton, New York, Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis died May 19, 1994.
Born Jacqueline Lee Bouvier on July 28, 1929 in Southampton, New York, Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis died May 19, 1994.
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Rich cribs
One's low-key, the other's high-profile If you're interested in a seaside retreat without the airs of the Hamptons, a prime waterfront property is for sale in a quaint village that has been affectionately called "Boreport." The nearly five-acre property...Tags: Isabella Rossellini, Homes, August, Property, East Hampton
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In Los Angeles, a 1900s White House for the not quite presidential
Special to The TimesJOHN McCAIN doesn't know how many houses he owns, but he wants 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. Ever since the "presidential palace" was completed in 1800, the White House has been the ultimate American address. For a century it was our largest house, more than...Tags: Elvis Presley, Ohio, Mount Vernon, The White House, Beverly Hills
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Glass artist, designer
New York Times News ServiceMiroslav Havel, a glass blower, cutter, engraver, designer, polisher and sculptor who was one of a pair of unlikely Czech immigrants to Ireland who together revived the Waterford glass industry after a century's dormancy, died in Waterford on Sept. 5....Tags: John F. Kennedy, Waterford, DePaul University, Anglican, Christianity
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THE BUZZ
"XANADU" CLOSING. Pack up those roller skates and leg warmers. "Xanadu," the roller-disco musical loosely adapted from the cult 1980s film, will close Oct. 12 at Broadway's Helen Hayes Theatre, producer Rob Ahrens has announced. It will have played 528...Tags: Whoopi Goldberg, Fergie, Movies, Theater, Political Candidates
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Making A Spectacle Out Of Herself
For Julie Allinson, creating distinctive reading glasses with funky names like "Old Money," "Adult SuperVision" and "Hostile Makeover" was pure vanity. She needed simple reading glasses, but the ones that were out there were either drugstore boring or...Tags: Elton John, Political Candidates, Sarah Palin, Elections, John Lennon
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Service in the shadows
Orlando SentinelIn Barack Obama's entourage, on John McCain's campaign staff, on George W. Bush's payroll, there is someone like Leslie H. Lee. They are the men and women who reside in the proximity of power, driving the cars, carrying the luggage, cooking the meals for...Tags: Ohio, The White House, Samsonite, Tribune Co., George Bush
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Deaths elsewhere
ALAIN JACQUET, 69 French pop artist Alain Jacquet, a French pop artist known for his reinterpretations of famous paintings, has died, the French Embassy said. Mr. Jacquet, who lived in New York and Paris, died of cancer Thursday at New York-...Tags: New York, Museum of Modern Art, Arts, Death and Dying
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Designer of quiet elegance
ROME—Mila Schoen, an Italian designer of elegant, impeccably tailored clothes, died early Friday at her villa in northern Italy. She was 91. Her fashion house in Milan said Ms. Schoen died in her sleep at her country home near Alessandria. Ms.... -
Cookbook politics: Democrats, Republicans in the kitchen
Los Angeles Times Staff Writer"NOT ONLY do I eat, I also am a Democrat," wrote Frank Sinatra in an intro to 1960's "Many Happy Returns: The Democrats' Cook Book, or How to Cook a G.O.P. Goose" (the sales of which helped buy TV air time for candidates). "Not only should every...Tags: Frank Sinatra, September 11, 2001 Attacks, Teresa Heinz Kerry, Laura Bush, The White House
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Recipe: Jacqueline Kennedy's waffles
Jacqueline Kennedy's waffles
Total time: 30 minutes
Servings: 4
Note: Adapted from "Many Happy Returns: The Democrat's Cook Book, or How to Cook a G.O.P. Goose," compiled and edited by Ethel Longstreet & Olga Marcus.
1/2 cup butter (1 stick)
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Chris Jones' Top 10 for the season
Tribune staff reporterYou can see a new show in this singularly remarkable theater city pretty much every night between now and Thanksgiving. That's my plan, anyway. But if you prefer to be more selective, or prosaic necessities limit your cultural intake, here are 10 of the...Tags: Skokie, Harry Potter, Chicago Shakespeare Theater, Tony Kushner, Theater
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Politics and football share one common bond: Dynasties
Sentinel Staff WriterAmericans pride themselves on their democracy. None other than George Washington helped set that tone. He relinquished the presidency voluntarily and peacefully after eight years in office, creating an important example for future leaders to follow....Tags: Tourism and Leisure, Edward M. Kennedy, Dan Rooney, Woodrow Wilson, Parliament
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