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Quinn has a penchant for making news as well as reporting it, and her behavior sometimes invites squabbles like the New York magazine one. For four years, she has carried on a rather public liaison with Warren Hoge, city editor of the New York Post. Once, in an interview with another Washington newsman, she proudly described her story about Iran's Empress Farah this way: "It took me four days to get the interview, and then I had to promise my body over and over to the higher...
...occasionally impertinent Newswoman Sally Quinn, 32, this week begins squaring off against NBC's Barbara Walters each morning on CBS-TV. During rehearsals leading up to the debut, she was alternately laughing hysterically and feeling "frozen with terror." Sally shares an apartment with her longtime boy friend, Warren Hoge, city editor of the New York Post, but their schedules leave them few free hours together-she works from 1 a.m. till noon, he from 8:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. When Sally moved to Manhattan, her colleagues at the Washington Post, where she had been a reporter...
...area. BGA men and reporters share the legwork and then consult on the finished story−though the journalists retain editorial control. When the Sun-Times editors decided to go after Keane, they called upon BGA immediately. "We go to them on difficult situations," says Sun-Times Editor James Hoge, "where lots of sustained and expert work is needed...
...several hitters who can break up a close game with the long ball. Third baseman Tom Boettcher hit a two-run homer in the Arizona game, and just last week catcher Joe Meo homered with two out in the last inning to beat Brown, 3-2. First baseman Fred Hoge is a .300 hitter, and shortstop Chris Stocke is second in the EIBL with a 476 average...
...subscribes to the New York Times News Service and was offered Neil Sheehan's three resume stories, but it held off more than a week before finally deciding to run them. "The classification would have bothered me a hell of a lot," admitted Chicago Sun-Times Editor James Hoge. "There would have been a lot of discussion. But in the end, like the Times, we'd have gone with...