Mr. Koch had said he was delighted that the bridge would take his name, but exactly why he loved it isn't clear.
Roger Clemens is set to take his biggest step yet in his fight to save his name.
Knowing that Reagan was an avid reader of Human Events, the conservative weekly newspaper, my friend suggested that I take his memo, put my name on it, and publish it as an article in Human Events.
RCA, the label to which both 5ive and North and South are signed, made his name by signing Take That, the first and biggest modern boy band.
Why would Mr McVeigh use the alias of Robert Kling to rent the truck used to transport the bomb, then check into a motel in his own name, only to use his alias to order a Chinese take-away?
The Wales coach, who will name his Six Nations squad on Sunday, will take his 2008 Grand Slam winners to his native New Zealand for September's showpiece.
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But it would take him about 15 years to launch the Dyson Dual Cyclone under his own name.
Take Josep Puig i Cadafalch, the versatile genius with a name like a Welshman talking with his mouth full.
In France, the presidential office of Nicolas Sarkozy found itself having to backtrack on a promise made by Mr Sarkozy that big-name politicians elected to the European Parliament for his UMP party would have to take their seats.
Mr Ford - who is the favourite to take the position eventually - has said his party is not yet in a position to put forward a name.
That means his mark-to-market profit in this name looks like it tops USD 1.4bn, take or give a hundred million.
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