Diverse group nominated for Grammy honors
Beverly Hills AP The 24th annual Grammy nominations spotlight Quincy Jones Lionel Richie and John Lennon with eight six and five nominations respectively. Other nominees include Kim Carnes Christopher Cross Dolly Parton Yoko Ono and James Ingram for various categories. CBS will broadcast the February ceremony from Los Angeles.
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Blackwell's 22nd Worst Dressed List Draws Sharp Jabs
AP notes fashion designer Mr Blackwell criticizes Elizabeth Taylor Lynn Redgrave Loretta Lynn Dolly Parton and others in his 22nd Worst Dressed List Barbara Mandrell tops the list for looking like Yukon Sally at the Alamo while Taylor is urged to find an architect Primarily praised are Yasmin Khan Diana Princess of Wales Dorothy Hamill Lena Horne Catherine Deneuve Zsa Zsa Gabor and Gloria Swanson with other names such as Bernadette Peters Charlene Tilton Jane Seymour Sheena Easton and Loretta Lynn also cited for questionable style.
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Feinstein Mann Super Bowl Bet Aims to Save Cable Cars
San Francisco Mayor Feinstein and Cincinnati Mayor Mann agreed in a friendly wager tied to the Super Bowl. If the Bengals win on January 24, Feinstein will send Napa wine, 12 crabs, and 12 sourdough loaves to Mann. If the 49ers win, Mann will donate to the Save the Cable Cars Fund. Feinstein predicted a 10 point SF win.
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Tyson urges balanced view of blacks in film work
Cicely Tyson told reporters in Nairobi that American cinema portrays blacks as drug addicts and prostitutes. She said she has refused roles exploiting blacks and noted being kept out of Hollywood for six years between The Heart is a Lonely Hunter and Sounder. Tyson called the current acting scene very bad and urged casting based on talent, not race. She was on a four nation African tour sponsored by the U S International Communications Agency.
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Christina Onassis elected to Greece shipowners board
Christina Onassis, 31, became the first woman elected to Greece's Union of Greek Shipowners board with 25 000 votes, in a 30 member body where voting is based on tonnage. Aristomenis Karageorghis was elected president with Vassilis Goulandris and Stavros Dailas as vice presidents. Onassis did not attend, submitting candidacy via a local representative.
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