Dick Clark and the enduring appeal of Bandstand and Rockin’ Eve
Dick Clark helped shape television music with American Bandstand debuting in the early 1950s in Philadelphia and going national. He later launched New Year’s Rockin’ Eve in the 1970s guiding viewers to Times Square with stars like Al Green and Three Dog Night. Clark’s influence persisted despite a stroke and continued appearances at Times Square, leaving a lasting holiday tradition.
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Dick Clark remembered as hardest working man by Joe George
Marion resident Joe George recalls meeting Dick Clark in the 1990s and describes Clark as the hardest working man he ever met. The late host died at 82 from a heart attack, leaving a lasting impression on Clark Productions and the entertainment industry.
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Iowa GOP tops Democrats in voter registration in six years
In Iowa the GOP gained a 3,000 voter registration lead in April, the first time since 2004 the party led the Democrats. RNC Chair Reince Priebus named Obama’s record as a reason for poor re election odds in Iowa as Obama plans a Denver stop with a detour to Iowa City on the return.
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