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*1996 Emmy Award from The National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences for coverage of the [[Oklahoma City bombing]] | *1996 Emmy Award from The National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences for coverage of the [[Oklahoma City bombing]] | ||
*Golden CableACE from the National Academy of Cable Programming for his and CNN's coverage of the [[Gulf War]] | *Golden CableACE from the National Academy of Cable Programming for his and CNN's coverage of the [[Gulf War (Iraq, 1991)|Gulf War]] | ||
*2004 Journalist Pillar of Justice Award from the Respect for Law Alliance | *2004 Journalist Pillar of Justice Award from the Respect for Law Alliance | ||
* 2003 Daniel Pearl Award from the Chicago Press Veterans Association | * 2003 Daniel Pearl Award from the Chicago Press Veterans Association |
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Wolf Blitzer is the lead political anchor for CNN; he formerly was their White House correspondent, and began as their senior military affairs reporter in 1990.[1] Blitzer was born in Germany but grew up in Buffalo, New York and attended the University of Buffalo, according to its alumni newsletter. [2] He began reporting with Reuters in 1972, based in Tel Aviv, and then spent 15 years as the Washington, D.C. correspondent for the Jerusalem Post. AwardsIndividual
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