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THURSDAY, MARCH 7, 2002
WEATHER FORECAST
TODAY
TOMORROW
62 42 Cloudy and mild with wind shifting from north to south.
FRIDAY
Mostly cloudy with showers and thunderstorms.
Mostly cloudy with a chance for a rain/snow mix.
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LEWIS
BY THOMAS AND MOZLEY
LOS ANGELES — Cookie Roberts is leaving her Sunday ABC talk show in the fall, making the announcement as the news division is roiled by reports that the network is hoping to replace Ted Koppel with David Letterman.
ABC made no announcement regarding Donaldson beyond
"We've started very preliminary conversations about what other role I might play at ABC," Roberts said Tuesday. She will also continue reporting for National Public Radio and writing a column and books.
The Associated Press
Roberts said she made the decision 18 months ago when she was renegotiating her contract with ABC. She and Sam Donaldson began anchoring This Week in 1996.
'This Week' host to leave show
November. "We haven't even had an opportunity since Cokie's announcement late yesterday to speak with Sam about his ideas for the future of the broadcast." network spokesman Jeffrey Schneider said yesterday.
"I have three grandchildren, two of whom are in California and one in London, who I don't see anywhere near enough," said Roberts, who is married to journalist Steven V. Roberts.
Roberts said ending her This Week duties would give her more weekend time with her family.
"She is a remarkable journalist and broadcaster with a large and loyal following," said ABC News
Roberts, 58, will leave "This Week" after the fall elections and when her two-year contract expires. She's been with ABC News since 1988.
President David Westin. "We're gratified that she will continue to be an important part of ABC News even after she changes her role."
Roberts' announcement comes as another ABC News program, Nightline, is caught up in turmoil dealing with reports that ABC and its corporate parent, the Walt Disney Co., are courting David Letterman to replace the late-night news program Koppel has anchored for 22 years.
Letterman's contract with CBS, where he has starred on Late Show since 1993, is up for renewal this summer.
Koppel reportedly learned about the Letterman discussions last Thursday, hours before news broke in The New York Times. This has prompted criticism from his colleague, Barbara Walters.
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1 Domesticated guanaco
6 Fetch
9 Stallone character
14 Paddled
15 Gardner of film
16 Sigourney Weaver film
17 Sorenstam or Edberg
18 Lineage
20 1996 Olympics host
22 Entrance guard
23 Little snakes
26 Rescuer
27 Melon coat
30 Movie mouse
33 Chasing game
34 One of HOMES
35 Pester
39 Dander
40 Little tyke
41 Seixas or Damone
42 Inventor Whitney
43 Come back
45 Baseball team
46 Make free (of)
47 Dawdled
50 Togo's capital
53 Gets stuck in mud
54 Woodwind piece
55 Into pieces
57 Fat farm
59 Casual onlookers
62 Woodworking tools
66 Quantity of yarn
67 Entrance line
68 Pee Wee of baseball
69 Ahead of time
70 "__ Pinafore"
71 Medicate
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2 Order's partner
3 Lionel Richie hit "You __ "
4 Euryale's sister
5 Summer thirst quenchers
6 Empty space
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8 Wal-Mart rival
9 Go on a tirade
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12 Originated
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23 Out of bed
24 Extend a look
25 Washington sound
27 Came down to earth
28 Compete
31 Active starter?
32 Shoestrings
36 Cliff dwelling?
37 Muck
38 Faceted
41 Climbing plant
44 Implement
45 Also not
48 Cherry brandy
49 Merchant
Solutions to yesterday's puzzle.
50 Come to an end
51 Japanese seaport
52 Ponderer
56 Say it ain't so
58 Split hairs?
60 Get handed a
rap
61 Positive reply
63 Last letter
64 NASA's ISS partner
65 Matched collection
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