Miss New York Tawny Gedin crowned Miss America 1976
Tawny Gedin of Yonkers New York 18 year old Skidmore College sophomore and pianist won Miss America 1976 in Atlantic City New Jersey before a crowd of 17853 and national TV. Her runner ups were Susan Lawrence of North Carolina Janet Carr of California and Susan Sanks of Ohio. Gedin is among the youngest winners and will study further with a 15000 dollar scholarship.
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Elaine Gedin
America
Atlantic City
N.J
Skidmore College
Bess Myersen
New York City
Shirley Cothran
Texas
Bert Parks
Janet Jay Carr
Ohio
Susan Kay Sanks
Arizona
Stacey Petersen
Florida
Ann Schmalzried
Indiana
Cyndi Legler
Massachusetts
Cynthia Mary Carpenter
South Carolina
Cyndi Anthony
Mary Ellen Richardson
Godin
Skidmore
Refugee governess leaves Tammy Wynette after $60 pay
Lucy Huong, a Vietnam refugee and former governess to Tammy Wynette's children, quit after about a month citing only 60 dollars earned. She expected 80 dollars a week plus board and room, and says she was paid 10 on arrival and 50 later with no further pay. Wynette's lawyer defends the treatment as family-like.
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Nashville, Tenn
Lucy Huong
Ft. Chaffee
Ark
Tammy Wynette
Saco
Maine
Miss Wynette
John Lentz
Huong
Lentz
Vietnam
Dodging the limelight Joan Little seeks anonymity
Three weeks after her acquittal in the Beaufort County jailer murder case, Joan Little asks to disappear from public attention. Her lawyer says she is tired and wants normal life as fundraising and legal costs top half a million dollars.
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Raleigh
N.C
Joan Little
Miss Little
Jerry Paul
Clarence Alligood
Alligood
Beaufort County
The Washington Influence Directory details lobbyists power
A 350 page book priced at 25 dollars aggregates 2800 names from public records and lists political action committees. It reveals how contributors are labeled in disclosures while showing the true roles of donors as lobbyists or executives.
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Washington
Ed Zuckerman
Independent, Press-Telegram
Amelia
House
Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Capitol Hill
Santa Ana Trio Convicted in 1973 Murders
A Santa Ana Superior Court jury convicted Michael Lynn Thompson Robert M Sesma and John Manuel Solis of the 1973 murders of Vandra Nunley and Rue Steele. Thompson and Sesma were found guilty of first degree murder while Solis received second degree murder convictions. Thompson also faces conspiracy kidnapping and assault convictions. Sentencing set for Oct 23 with requests for new trials and probation bids noted.
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Santa Ana
Orange
Robert M. Sesma
Steele
John Manuel Solis
Thompson
Nunley
James K.turner
Sesma
Solis
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