Williams And Travis Are Big Music Winners
Hank Williams Jr and Randy Travis led the 21st annual Country Music Association awards with top honors at the Grand Ole Opry House. Williams won entertainer of the year and video of the year for Bocephus. Travis earned male vocalist of the year, single of the year for Forever and Ever Amen, and top album Always and Forever.
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Hank
Hank Williams Jr
Nashville, Tenn
Randy Travis
Country Music Association
Williams
Bocephus
Travis
Nashville
Reba McEntire
Grand Ole Opry House
Ajax Mountain
Montana
Paul Overstreet
Don Schlitz
Ms. McEntire
Tammy Wynette
Loretta Lynn
Judds
Alabama
Statler Brothers
Naomi Judd
Rod Brasfield
Grand Ole Opry
Minnie Pearl
Country Music Hall of Fame
Ricky Skaggs
Sharon White
Holly Dunn
Johnny Gimble
Frances Preston
Broadcast Music Inc
Kenny Rogers
Forbes 400 list shows U S billionaires near double in count
Forbes reports 49 billionaires in the United States this year up from 199 this rise on the 400 richest Americans list includes Sam Walton as No 1 with 8.5 billion and newcomers such as Jacqueline Mars Vogel John Dorrance August Busch and Ted Arison. The total wealth of 220 billion surpasses last year by 41 percent aided by rising stocks and real estate values.
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New York
U.S
Campbell’s Soup
Forbes Magazine
Sam Walton
Wal-Mart
Walton
Earth
Jacqueline Mars Vogel
Forbes
Mars Confection Company
William H. Gates
Harvard
Gates
Microsoft Corp
Campbell Soup
John Dorrance
August Busch
Ted Arison
John Kluge
Metromedia Co
H. Ross Perot
Texas Investor
David Packard
Hewlett-Packard Co
Samuel Newhouse Jr
Donald Newhouse
Lester Crown
Rupert Murdoch
Warren Buffett
Leslie H. Wexner
Reporters Shout at Reagan as White House Access Tightens
Reporters shout at President Reagan in the White House briefing room and at ceremonies, a pattern critics blame on restricted access. George Reedy and Stephen Hess comment on the rude behavior and its impact on the public image of the presidency.
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Reagan
White House
George E. Reedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Lucius W. Nieman
Marquette University
Washington
Rose Garden
Roosevelt Room
Supreme Court
Robert H. Bork
John Vessak
North Salem
N.Y
Reedy
Stephen Hess
Brookings Institution
Hess
Kasparov Karpov Open Title Match With Draw In Seville
World champion Garri Kasparov drew with Anatoly Karpov in the first game of their title contest in Seville. Karpov offered the draw after move 30 as both players played solid defense in a Gruenfeld Slav setup and a quiet, lengthy opener watched by a packed theater.
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Seville
Spain
Garri Kasparov
Anatoly Karpov
Karpov
Lope de Vega
Boris Spassky
Spassky
Kasparov
Bleys Rose
Mom and Daughter Coping After AIDS Loss in Cresson
In Cresson Pennsylvania a mother Lauren Burk and her family cope with the deaths of her husband Patrick and their son Dwight from AIDS. Patrick died March 18 after contracting AIDS years earlier from blood clotting concentrates. Dwight died December 13 1985 at 20 months old, the world s first reported AIDS case in a child of a hemophiliac. The mother recalls the strain and cherishes photographs that keep the memory of her husband and son.
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Cresson, Pa
Lauren Burk
Patrick Burk
Lauren
Dwight
The
Lancet
Patrick
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Porky
Whiskey
Jesus Christ
Bradberry
Hammond-Beyer Chiropractic Clinic No. 16
Waterloo St
Aiken, SC Insurance
Ulf Andersson
Southern Wholesale
Milledgeville
Augusta
Eee Ware
Southside Gallery
Silver Bluff Rd
Zenith
Genith
Zacutn
Fulmer
Marion Fulmer
Columbia Road
Cross and Park
DIAL
John Werner Kluge
Sam Moore Walton
Ark
Texas
Calif
Donald Edward Newhouse
Samuel Irving Newhouse Jr
Ill
Warren Edward Buffett
Neb
Leslie Herbert Wexner
Ohio
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