61.   Her father had worked for a large electronics company all his life, but she saw herself as a rebel.

62.   Her father worked as a gardener.

63.   Her father worked at a Ford manufacturing plant.

64.   Her father worked for the exiled Czechoslovak government and broadcast for the BBC, and Ms. Albright said she remembered asking her parents many questions about life in Czechoslovakia.

65.   Her father worked for the government as a blacksmith and federal marshal.

66.   Her father worked in a battery factory.

67.   Her father worked late hours as a restaurant cook, while her mother, an aspiring writer, stayed home with Gayl and her younger brother, Franklin Jr.

68.   Her father worked on the ski lifts and she has joked that skiing kept her out of day care.

69.   Her father worked with Goldwater and her parents voted for him when he ran for president.

70.   Her father works at Hartsfield International Airport.