Winners & Losers: May 30, 1994
WINNERS
THE SUPER TOMATO
FDA says "Trust us" and okays genetically altered uber-produce
TONY BLAIR
Centrist Briton poised to lead Labour Party -- and maybe more
THE CAT IN THE HAT
He's back, via newly discovered Dr. Seuss manuscript
LOSERS
MARGE SCHOTT
Cincinnati Reds owner opens mouth; slur follows
RALPH LAUREN
Fined by Paris court for copying Yves Saint Laurent tuxedo dress
NEW YORK STATE
Cuomoland slips to third in population as Texas surges to No.2
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