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THEY MADE HISTORY
NOVEMBER 20, 1966
Joel Grey bids the audience wilkommen as Cabaret premieres on Broadway, where the musical will run for more than 1,100 performances.
1985: In California, Dr. Leonard Bailey performs the first successful heart transplant on an infant, a four-day-old called "Baby Moses."
1962: President Kennedy outlaws discrimination by housing agencies that receive federal money.
Joel Grey performing 'Cabaret' on Broadway.
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Coming Soon: A Recession
Stocks slump as economic signs point to harder times. (If you had any doubts.)
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Napolitano Pick for DHS
Early Obama supporter, Arizona governor is only elected official on transition team.
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Markets Close Down
Stocks plummeted in late afternoon with the prospects of a bailout of the U.S. automobile industry dimming.
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Auto Vote: Let the Blame Game Begin
Democrats cancel vote on rescue plan, punt automakers' fate to White House.
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Pensions Ask for a Change
Several senators announce they have reached agreement on relief for companies.
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Out-of-Pocket Health Costs Rise
Average deductibles are now $1,001, up 17% from last year.
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Tom Daschle Tapped to Head HHS
Many people named to Obama's staff have ties to Clinton administration.
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LATE NIGHT HUMOR
"Auto executives, the Big Three, are asking Congress now for bailout money. Yeah. Hey, don't kid yourself. Things are getting desperate, and if they get any worse, these guys may have to trim their $10 million bonuses."
—David Letterman
