Wedding: Alan Greenspan and Andrea Mitchell (1997)

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Wedding: Alan Greenspan and Andrea Mitchell (1997)

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Married on April 7, 1997 at the Inn at Little Washington in Virginia.

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Virginia

Name Occupation Birth Death Known for

Ben Bradlee Editor 26-Aug-1921 21-Oct-2014 Editor of The Washington Post, 1965-91

David Brinkley Journalist 10-Jul-1920 11-Jun-2003 The Huntley-Brinkley Report

Lloyd Cutler Attorney 10-Nov-1917 8-May-2005 White House Counsel for Carter, Clinton

Ruth Bader Ginsburg Judge 15-Mar-1933 US Supreme Court Justice

Katharine Graham Publisher 16-Jun-1917 17-Jul-2001 Washington Post publisher, 1966-79

Alan Greenspan Economist 6-Mar-1926 Federal Reserve Chairman, 1987-2006

Al Hunt Journalist 1-Jan-1942 Wall Street Journal editor

Ann Dibble Jordan Educator c. 1939 Professor, University of Chicago

Henry Kissinger Government 27-May-1923 US Secretary of State, 1973-77

Jim Lehrer Journalist 19-May-1934 PBS NewsHour

Andrea Mitchell Journalist 30-Oct-1946 NBC Foreign Affairs Correspondent

Daniel Patrick Moynihan Politician 16-Mar-1927 26-Mar-2003 US Senator from New York, 1977-2001

Colin Powell Government 5-Apr-1937 US Secretary of State, 2001-05

Alice Rivlin Economist 4-Mar-1931 Founding director, Congressional Budget Office

Tim Russert Talk Show Host 7-May-1950 13-Jun-2008 Meet the Press

Robert S. Strauss Diplomat 19-Oct-1918 19-Mar-2014 US Ambassador to Russia, 1991-92

Laurence Tisch Business 5-Mar-1923 15-Nov-2003 CEO of CBS, 1986-95

Barbara Walters Journalist 25-Sep-1929 20/20, The View

John Warner Politician 18-Feb-1927 US Senator from Virginia, 1979-2009

James Wolfensohn Business 1-Dec-1933 World Bank president, 1995-2005

Judy Woodruff Journalist 20-Nov-1946 PBS newscaster

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