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Notebook
By Kathleen Adams, Melissa August, Greg Burke, Charlotte
Faltermayer, Janice Horowitz, Michael Krantz, Lina Lofaro,
Jeffery Rubin, Alain Sanders
Verbatim
"You know, if I were a single man, I might ask that mummy out.
That's a good-looking mummy!"
--President Clinton, at a Democratic Party fund raiser, on the
subject of the frozen, 500-year-old Inca "ice princess" on
display at the National Geographic Society in Washington
"In high school she dated Bob Dole."
--Senator Joseph Lieberman, at the same fund raiser, referring
to the same mummy
"I know this is going to come as a big surprise to you, but I
have been a longtime fan of Boy George's music."
--House majority leader Dick Armey, after comparing Clinton to a
"Karma Chameleon"
Supreme Court Lunch? Let Breyer Pick Up the Tab
The Justices of the Supreme Court released their annual
financial-disclosure statements last week. A closer look (for
their assets the Justices are required only to state a range):
JUSTICE |
ASSETS |
DECLARED GIFTS AND OUTSIDE INCOME |
| Breyer |
$4.5 to $7.3 million |
Travel to Barcelona and
Florence for summer teaching
gig and conferences |
| Ginsburg |
$4.4 to $7.1 million |
Travel to Innsbruck, Austria,
for summer teaching gig |
|
O'Connor
|
$1.6 to $4.1 million
|
$50 gargoyle from University
of Wisconsin
|
|
Stevens
|
$1.2 to $2.5 million
|
More honorary club memberships
than any other Justice
|
|
Souter
|
$910,000 to $1.95 million
|
Only Justice to list
"numerous books from authors
and publishers"
|
|
Scalia
|
$595,000 to $1.3 million
|
Travel to Nice, France, for
teaching gig
|
|
Rehnquist
|
$260,000 to $675,000
|
$22,500 book advance from
Knopf
|
|
Kennedy
|
$30,000 to $370,000
|
Travel to China for the
National Committee on
U.S.-China Relations
|
|
Thomas
|
$80,000 to $275,000
|
$500 Stetson hat from the
Houston Club
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