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ndrea Mitchell, chief for-
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for NBC News, will discuss
her experiences covering the
Israeli-Palestinian peace negotiations
when she speaks at the annual
VOICES program of the Jewish
Federation of Metropolitan Detroit
Business and Professional Women.
Mitchell, a 20-year correspondent
for NBC previously assigned to the
White House and Congress, has been
to Detroit many times to report on

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political campaigns and presidential
travel. Her speech, scheduled Dec. 1
at Adat Shalom Synagogue, will give
her take on the Washington scene.
With foreign issues a constant in
her life, Mitchell often gets ready in a
matter of hours to head to a distant
shore where news is breaking. Just a
few weeks before heading to
Michigan, she was assigned to go to
Kuwait, but no sooner was she packed
than she learned the time was too
dangerous.
Taking a breather from that swiftly
arranged and cancelled trip, Mitchell,
who is married to Federal Reserve

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