Carole King Dominates 1971 Grammy Awards
Carole King swept four Grammys including record of the year for It's Too Late and song of the year for You've Got a Friend. James Taylor won best male pop vocalist, Carly Simon named best new artist, and Isaac Hayes led with eight nominations.
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New York
Carole King
Tapestry
James Taylor
Quincy Jones
Miss King
Carly Simon
The
Carpenters
Isaac Hayes
Divorces Granted and Alimony Sought in Hocking County
In Hocking County Court of Common Pleas three divorces were granted and a divorce petition filed. Thelma Hawk seeks alimony and a restraining order against Raymond Hawk, with custody of two minor children and support from real estate and personal property. Hearing set for April 1. Other divorces granted include Forrest Moore from Mary Moore for gross neglect, William McClelland from Dianne McClelland for gross neglect, and Clarence Elswick from Betty Elswick for gross neglect. The report also notes achievements and nominations at the 1969 Grammy Awards, including Shaft and Kris Kristofferson, with multiple nods and performances across various cities.
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Logan
Hocking
Forrest P. Moore
Mary C. Moore
William McClelland
Dianne McClelland
Clarence Elswick
Betty Elswick
Grammys Celebrate Diverse Winners Across Jazz Rock and Gospel
Taylor Is Best Vocalist Lynn After the Fire Is Gone best country vocal duo. Chet Atkins Snowbird best country instrumental. Aretha Franklin Bridge Over Troubled Water best rhythm and blues female. Lou Rawls A Natural Man best rhythm and blues male. Ike and Tina Turner Proud Mary best rhythm and blues vocal duo. Bill Withers Ain’t No Sunshine best rhythm and blues song. Duke Ellington New Orleans Suite best jazz big band. The Bill Evans Album best jazz soloist and group. Horowitz Plays Rachmaninoff best classical soloist and best soloist with orchestra. Julian Bream Villa-Lobos best classical soloist with orchestra. Verdi Aida conducted by Leinsdorf best opera. Mahler Symphony No. 1 best orchestra. Debussy and Ravel quartet best chamber. Leontyne Price Sings Schumann best vocal. Berlioz Requiem best choral. Bill Cosby Talks to Kids about Drugs best children. Lily Tomlin best comedy. Stephen Schwartz Godspell best original cast score. Charley Pride best gospel Let Me Live. Muddy Waters best ethnic recording They Call Me Muddy Waters. Paul McCartney and Linda for best arrangement with vocalists Uncle Albert Admiral Halsey. Special Grammy to Beatles and Leonard Bernstein. Louis Armstrong and Mahalia Jackson honored posthumously.
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Lynn
Chet Atkins
Aretha Franklin
Bridge Over Troubled Water
Lou Rawls
Ike and Tina Turner
Bill Withers
Duke Ellington
Bill Evans
Horowitz
Rachmaninoff
Vladimir Horowitz
Mahler
Carlo Maria Giulini
Chicago Symphony
Debussy
Ravel
Stephen Schwartz
Charley Pride
Galilee
Shirley Caesar
Muddy Waters
Paul McCartney
Linda
Albert Admiral Halsey
National Association of Recording Arts and Sciences
Beatles
NARAS
Leonard Bernstein
Louis Armstrong
Mahalia Jackson
Vinton Retired Teachers Hear Jr Girls Ensemble
The Vinton County Retired Teachers Association hosted a Monday night meeting in McArthur with guest speaker Mrs. Marjorie Snider of New Lexington. The Vinton High School Junior Girls' Ensemble performed under director Mrs. Virginia Atkinson, singing I’d Like to Teach the World to Sing White Swan and School Days.
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Melody Barnett
White Swan
Virginia Atkinson
Logan Personal Notes From Florida Winter Visiters
Logan society column reports the Reese couple returning from Florida after visiting Fort Myers Beach. The Conleys hosted them with Carol Ann George in their new Fort Myers Beach home. Additional items note Mrs. Homer Hartley coming from Los Angeles to visit son Larry, and the Waldron family’s Florida vacation including Disney World and Marathon. William Garrett hosted a bridge game with prizes won by George L. Knox and Mrs. Larry Kruger. The Gor family returned from a week in Miami Florida.
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D. T. Reese
Florida
Reeses
Charles Conley
Carol Ann George
Fort Myers Beach
Fla
Homer Hartley
Los Angeles
Calif
Larry
Charles Waldron
Dana
Disney World
Marathon
William Garrett
George L. Knox
Larry Kruger
Tire and Wheel Stolen From Nelsonville Pickup
A snow tire and heavy duty wheel were stolen Sunday morning from Joseph Ruscoe's pickup parked at the Nelsonville Elks lot. Police reported the vehicle was at 300 W. Washington St. and the theft occurred on the Elks property.
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Nelsonville
Joseph Ruscoe
Washington St
Elks
Ruscoe
Preaching Week Set At Church
Nelsonville reports a Week of Preaching at Carbon Hill Christian Church starting Sunday with Rev. Ted C. Faulconer of Dayton as speaker. Other speakers include Rev. Paul Johnson Chauncey Rev. Richard J. Nelson Dayton and Rev. William Wells, leading to a tribute to retired minister J. A. Long. Services begin 7 30 p m with a candlelight service March 26 by the youth group.
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Nelsonville
Carbon Hill Christian Church
Ted C. Faulconer
Central Christian Church
Dayton
Paul Johnson
Hocking Valley
Chauncey
Richard J. Nelson
Northwest Christian Church
William Wells
The
First Christian Church
J. A. Long
Bus Radio Programs Discussed by Advisory Committee
McARTHUR March meeting of the ESEA Title III Project Advisory Committee focused on bus radio programs. Jeth Mills project director Frank Krauss and Linda Mitchell outlined the system of radios in buses to provide music and lessons during transport. Virgil Lough was elected chair with two more meetings planned before summer vacation. members include parents teachers bus drivers and students.
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Kathleen Herrold
Jean Ann Johnson
Patricia Chandler
Virgil Lough
Lemuel Fuller
Marion Decker
Robert Pierce
Linda Steele
Delmar Jones
Ragnita Farmer
Gary Andrews
Dennis Peters
Wrestling Team Party Set by Nelsonville Church
The Church of the Epiphany in Nelsonville will host the Nelsonville York High School wrestling team at 6 p.m. on Wednesday. The team recently completed its season.
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Nelsonville
Church of the Epiphany (Episcopal
Nelsonville- York
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Bill Cosby
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Green Peppers
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Seaman
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