Intriguing Personalities Highlight Year 1979
The year end People magazine list includes Meryl Streep as a leading talent, Bolshoi defector Alexander Godunov, and Megan Marshack linked to Nelson Rockefeller's death. Rosa Lynn Carter, Bo Derek, Lee Iacocca, Tom Wolfe, and Marvin Mitchelson also appear among the 25 intriguing figures.
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New York
People Magazine
Meryl Streep
Bolshoi Ballet
Alexander Godunov
Soviet Union
Megan Marshack
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Rosalynn Carter
Bo Derek
Chrysler
Lee Iacocca
Tom Wolfe
Marvin Mitchelson
Tape supports Cameron knew husband died buried for 35 years
Hoke County Sheriff says a tapped conversation indicates Winnie McNeill Cameron knew her husband Edward Leon Cameron had died and where his remains were buried after his 1944 disappearance. The case resurfaced as human remains with butcher marks were found near an old Cameron outhouse on the family farm.
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Raeford
N.C
Winnie McNeill Cameron
Hoke
David Barrington
Cameron
Edward Leon Cameron
Cameron Farm
Barrington
Camerons
Annie Blue Perry
Valencia Community College
Orlando
Fla
Orlando Sentinel
Mormon church president Kimball to resume schedule after hospital stay
Salt Lake City AP reports 84 year old Spencer Kimball, head of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints, should gradually resume public duties after recent hospital release following brain fluid removal surgery. He had a subdural hematoma, his second in three months, and was readmitted for progress review.
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Detroit
Joe Garagiola
Chrysler Corp
Garagiola
Chrysler
NBC
Bert Zeldin
New York
Network
Moscow
B.F. Mullins
Joseph Hickey
Cor
Paris
Globe
Wayne County
Ford Motor Co
Henry Ford II
Cristina
John Kirwan
Ford
Salt Lake City
Spencer Kimball
Kimball
Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints
Cigarettes with low tar nicotine rise to majority of brands
Washington officials report FTC test results showing 103 of 176 brands have tar under 15 milligrams and 101 under one milligram nicotine. Low tar brands reach 59 percent, up from 40 percent last year and 31 percent in 1977. Carlton records the lowest with 0.2 mg tar and 0.04 mg nicotine.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Manu
National Cancer Institute
Tobacco
Carlton
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Husband
Teen Town
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Sleepy Hollow
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