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Here is the missing "citation needed" <--- can someone fix this, please?

This isn't the news conference, but it cites the whole debate and gives it a time frame.

Drinkard, Jim. “Inman: Dole Plotted With Columnist to Hurt Nomination”. National Public Radio, Jan 18, 1994.

The fact, as the wiki page states, that Inman said "conspiracy" during a press conference, is just sensationalism. This refers to the charges and counter charges. there are other articles, etc.

I have never made a citation, and don't want to mess up the wiki page. Thanks.

Nuclear1 (talk) 02:42, 24 November 2007 (UTC) nuclear1[reply]

Gap in Inman's biography

In 1982 Inman was the founding CEO of MCC in Austin Texas and served there for 5 years. I just put the former fact on the MCC page. He then joined a venture capital holding company whose name I forget, which I believe did not last as long as MCC. He also reportedly won one of the game shows as a boy or young man, $64,000 question perhaps, and was known to have an incredibly good memory. I'm not planning to research and edit this. Jgrudin (talk) 17:08, 13 March 2008 (UTC)[reply]

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