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Ron Powers still tries to improve `rotten' TV
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It's uncanny how many things Ron Powers and I have in common.
We're both from the Midwest. Powers used to have the same job
here at the Chicago Sun-Times that I now hold. We both share a love
for reading. We both teach courses on the college level.
And Powers has won a Pulitzer Prize - for his television
criticism in 1973.
Although I have not won a Pulitzer, I've known a few people who
have. Does that count?
This may be one of those inside-the-newspaper-bu...
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Second-year player powers his way into Denver's lineup
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; GREELEY - Warren Powers came to the Denver Broncos' training camp last month with the goal of becoming a starting defensive end. Camp closed Saturday, and the 6-foot-6, 287-pound Powers was a starter when he returned to Denver. But veteran Ron Holmes, a holdout, isn't around. Nothing irritates
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Hamms mother accepted LaGrone Powers said she didn't see evidence of abuse
The Pantagraph Bloomington, IL
; BLOOMINGTON - Ann Powers testified Thursday during Maurice LaGrone Jr.s murder trial that she set aside initial reservations about the romantic relationship between her daughter and LaGrone and did not observe any signs of-physical abuse in the couples household. Powers is the mother of Amanda
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JFK aide and confidant, David Powers, dead at 85.
The Boston Herald
; David F. Powers, who met President-to-be John F. Kennedy in a Charlestown three-decker and followed him to the White House, died early yesterday at Symmes Medical Center in Arlington after a long illness. He was 85 and suffered from heart disease. Often describing himself as just a newsboy who met
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Powers vs. Powers in New York
NPR All Things Considered
; Powers vs. Powers in New York Host: ROBERT SIEGEL Time 21:00-22:00 PM Play Audio ROBERT SIEGEL, host: Now a story about the 13th to the second power - the second powers, actually. We're talking about the 13th Congressional District of New York. It's an unusual district. Most of it is Staten Island,
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Buying POWERS Stores sprouting, sales booming as consumers head east to spend
The Gazette
; Powers Boulevard is ready for its close-up, Mr. DeMille. After years of being described as the next Academy Boulevard, Powers has at last become the area's retail dynamo, the one with the power in name and in economic reality. It's not clear when this happened, just that it has. Maybe it was
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