Notebook: Jul. 10, 2000
WINNERS & LOSERS
[WINNERS]
DON HEWITT At 77, 60 Minutes man re-ups with new contract. We love ya, despite that Wigand thing
JOSE BOVE French farmer who vandalized a McDonald's goes on trial, hailed as hero. Vive le foie gras!
MARCEL MARCEAU Top mime settles lawsuit with London theater company. Now take the deal, and shut up
[& LOSERS]
BERNIE EBBERS WorldCom-Sprint deal looks dead. Who'd really want to be part of a mega-media merger anyway?
JAMES DALE Gay eagle scout loses in high court. To us, you seemed the definition of "morally straight"
JOHN HINCKLEY JR. Hospital withdraws bid for unescorted, off-site visits. Score one for the Gipper!
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