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MALCOLM STEVENSON FORBES JR. CHRONOLOGY

By Associated Press

Jan. 30, 1996, 12:01 p.m. ET

Education: BA in history from Princeton University, 1970.

Religion: Protestant

Family: Wife, Sabina. Five daughters: twins Sabina and Roberta, 22; Catherine, 19; Moira, 16; and Elizabeth, 8.

Experience: Has written column for Forbes magazine since 1972; president and CEO of Forbes Inc., 1990 to present; chairman of the board of International Broadcasting, 1985-93; chairman of the board of directors for Empower America, 1993.

Net worth: Estimated to be more than $400 million, including $2 million annual income.

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