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06-11-2004
George Bean

TAMPA, Fla. (AP) _ George Bean, the workaholic executive who built Tampa International Airport and then ran it for 25 years, died Tuesday, his family said. He was 79.

Friends remember him as a chain-smoking, no-nonsense administrator who ran the airport he called "my baby" with an iron fist, issuing edicts banning everything from popcorn sales to curbside parking.

Fearing damage to the airport's new carpeting, Bean banned chewing gum. For 30 years, no one did.

He also didn't like rental-car shuttle buses or people standing outside the ...

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