Notebook: Jun. 4, 2001
WINNERS & LOSERS
[WINNERS]
THEODORE OLSON Confirmed as Solicitor General, gets in under the wire-- before the Dems start getting rough
GERALD FORD After decades of criticism, receives Profile in Courage Award for pardoning Nixon
TOM & NICOLE Grant multitudes of interviews, stay mum about divorce. Rudy and Donna, please take note
[LOSERS]
TRENT LOTT Loses job as Senate majority leader; at least he has something to talk about with Newt
MARGARET MITCHELL A court lifts injunction of GWTW parody. Frankly, my dear, it didn't give a damn about the copyright
MCDONALD'S Company's halfhearted apology doesn't placate Hindus upset by beef in fries
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