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This Broad's Life
Barbara Carlson--an on-air cross between Rush Limbaugh and Howard Stern--was hired by KSTP in Minneapolis to shock listeners into listening some more. Now this convent-educated, pill-popping socialite-turned-radio-host tells her raucous life story with lusty humor, remaining remarkably candid, wonderfully entertaining, and always true to herself. photo insert.
The Secret War
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General Register
Announcements for the following year included in some vols.
Michiganensian
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Arkansas Off the Beaten Path®
With this easy-to-use guide in hand, you’ll discover the hidden Arkansas. Seven maps and twelve black-and-white illustrations keep you on track, whether you’re visiting unknown caves or scoping out a not-to-be missed (but unfamiliar) restaurant.
Years into Lives
When my parents began writing life stories in their writing group, I figured a few good stories would make it onto paper. Well, they did followed by many, many more than I ever imagined. The family history that emerged makes for exciting and revelatory reading. From the family roots in Scotland and England, to the shores of Connecticut, then westward to Indiana, the family grew and flourished. The adventures and travels of the Lynch and Cook families span World Wars, cross thousands of miles, and yielded hundreds of photographs. This book will captivate you with its fascinating twists and turns, and with its tales of love and devotion. It is, indeed, a feast of a book.
Primary Candidates
Three politicians jockey for position in the early part of 2008. Senator Robert Fox has already secured his party's nomination, but Senators Jeannette Freddo Reynolds and Thaddeus Tasman are locked in a dogfight for theirs. A load of highly dangerous weapons is in transit from the Arizona manufacturer to Fort Hood, Texas. A very sophisticated hijack plot interrupts their journey and the President, his Cabinet, and the U.S. military have to figure out how to get them out of the wrong hands. Early in his first of three tours in Vietnam, Detective Hunter Morgan learned never to say the following: "Well, things can't get any worse than this!" They can and do when a sniper starts shooting in Baltimore. Railroad catastrophes take place on both sides of the country and terrorists strike two major American airports, driving the elections news into the background temporarily, until one of the primary candidates turns up missing . . . last seen with a Secret Service Agent.
