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SPORTSCASTER KORNHEISER OPTS FOR BUYOUT
Courtesy
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
(May 15, 2008) Tony Kornheiser announced on his radio show on Wednesday that he plans to take the buyout offer of the Washington Post, where he has occupied a prominent role in the sports section for 29 years, according to a washingtonpost.com story.
"All I ever wanted to be was a newspaper writer," Kornheiser said. "This other stuff is great, but I don't care about it. In my mind that's what it says on the headstone; it says 'newspaper guy.' " Kornheiser said he may contract with the Post to do "Talking Points" videos and Page 2 excerpts, which he currently does. The "other stuff" Kornheiser refers to is his radio show, his "PTI" show on ESPN and his role as an analyst on ESPN's "Monday Night Football." "It just feels odd," Kornheiser said about unplugging from his newspaper work for the most part. "It feels odd and it feels bad. It doesn't feel sad. There's no sadness to it. It just feels wrong." |
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(May 15, 2008) Tony Kornheiser announced on his radio show on Wednesday that he plans to take the buyout offer of the Washington Post, where he has occupied a prominent role in the sports section for 29 years, according to a washingtonpost.com story.