Peter Jennings (1938 - 2005)
When the leader of a great public enterprise falls, all of us who partake in that business to any substantive degree hang our heads just a bit. Last night, the longtime anchor and managing editor of ABC News, Peter Jennings, died peacefully, succumbing to his brief but terrible battle with lung cancer. He was 67. For our readers worldwide, Jennings was one of America’s last on-screen representatives of the world around us.
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