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 ART & STYLE MAGAZINE 

WOMEN

AMERICAN WOMEN WHO HAVE MADE NEWS, HEADLINES AND WAVES:

1-Rita Jenrette (Ex-wife of ex-congressman John Jenrette. She posed naked for Playboy Magazine)   2- Karen Johnson (D.C. government employee who has been indicted on charges for selling cocaine to Washington, D.C. former governor, Marion Barry)  3-Marty Davis (Wife of ex-congressman Robert Davis. Her “posed” swimsuit photo published in the Washington Dossier Magazine attracted nationwide attention)  4- Anne Burford (Former head of the Environmental Protective Agency)  5-Judy Chavez (The former call girl who entertained the Soviet defector and spy Arkady Shevchanko)  6-Jodie Foster (As the object and subject of John Hinckley Jr.’s fantasy)  7-Shari Theisman  8-Loretta Cornelius (Deputy director of the Office of Personnel Management for testimony before a senate committee that torpedoed the re-nomination of her boss, Donald J. Devine)  9-Evelynn Arroyo (Candidate for a political office in Maryland, promoted via political campaign ad in the media wearing a shoulder neglige dress)  10-Mary Sue Terry (Virginia first attorney general)  11-Sonia Landau (She defeated Sharon Rockefeller, former chairman of Corporation for Public Broadcasting)  12-Aliki Bryant (Chairman of the National Symphony Ball)  13-Paula Parkinson (Alleged to have videotaped politicians and congressmen in bedroom and for her relationship with Jack Kemp who has strongly denied that allegation)  14-Fran Cohen (For her inspirational and entrepreneurial vision of turning the 1921 Lincoln Theater into a real theater foundation, a 1,000 seat hall and an experimental theater.                

AMERICAN WOMEN WHO MADE THEIR MARK:  

1-Elisa Coolidge  2-Abigail G. Freed  3-Wilma Bernstein  4-Aniko Gaal  5-Jackie Arangeo  6-Jane Haymaker  7-Nancy Politzer  8-Zelda Fichandler  9-Renee Poussaint  10-Beverly Hill  11-Patricia Patterson  11-Kathy Iacocca  12-Kathryn Rundle  13-Virginia Mars  14-Justice Sandra Day O’Connor  15-Joy Zinoman  16-Elaine Crispen  17-Elizabeth Dole  18-Bernadette Buddle  19-Evelyn Dubrow  20-Catherine Shouse  21-Katharine Graham  22-Polly Logan  23-Geraldine Ferraro.1-Nancy Reagan  2-Katharine Graham  3-Barbara Bush  4-Sandra Day O’Connor  5-Helen Thomas  6-Selwa Roosevelt  7-Pamela Turner  7-Elizabeth Dole  8-Effi Barry  9-Claudine Schneider  10-Sherrie M. Cooksey (Associate Counsel to the President)  11-Joan M. Clark (Director of the Foreign Service, Department of State)  12-Susan Cockrell (Director of Administration to the Vice President)  13-Eliska H. Coolidge (Assistant Chief of Protocol)  14-Dr. Joan S. Dawkins (International Cooperation and Development Administrator at the Department of Agriculture)  15-Carole Dineen (Fiscal Assistant Secretary of the Treasury)  16-Linda Faulkner (Assistant Social Secretary to The White House)  17-Barbara C. Fabiani (Deputy Press Secretary to the First Lady)  18-Jennifer A. Fitzgerald (Executive Assistant to the Vice President)  19-Laurie Green Firestone (Social Assistant to Nancy Reagan)  20-Gail Galloway (Curator of the Supreme Court of the United States)  21-Mary Sheila Gall (Assistant Advisor to the Vice President for Domestic Policy)  22-Anne Graham (Assistant Secretary of Education)  23-Margaret Heckler (Former Secretary of Health and Human Services and former Ambassador of the United States to Ireland)  24-Anne Higgins (Special Assistant to the President of the United States and Director of Correspondence)  25-Mary Jarratt (Assistant Secretary of Agriculture)  26-Mary Jo Jacobi (Special Assistant to the President of the United States)  27-Dee Ann Jepsen (Special Assistant to the President of the United States)  28-Nancy Kennedy (Special Assistant to the President of the United States)  29-Mary Ann Knauss (Deputy Assistant Secretary of Commerce)  30-Rebecca Lambert (Associate Deputy Secretary of Commerce)  31-Elaine Crispen (Special Assistant to the First Lady)  32-Mary Hatwood Futrell (NBA President).

Cheer up, friends, I still remember one funny thing from my old days in Washington: The secret list of the names codes of American leaders and politicians on the next page.