Elvis to be inducted into Gospel Music Hall of Fame
Elvis Presley will be inducted at The People's Church in Franklin Tennessee joining his prior halls of fame in rock and country to become the only entertainer in the three. He has three Grammys all for gospel work.
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People’s Church
Franklin
Lou Reed
New York
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Robert Wilson
Reed
Poe
Brooklyn Academy of Music
House of Usher
History items from 1901 to 1978 mark key U S events
This item lists milestones: the U S Army War College founded in Washington in 1901, Penn Station in New York opened in 1910, Marshall named envoy to China in 1945, Ford confirmed as vice president in 1973, and Harvey Milk shot in San Francisco City Hall in 1978.
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China
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Birthday list marks several notable names turning ages
Caroline Kennedy Schlossberg turns 44 and is listed alongside James Avery at 53 Charlie Benante 39 Robin Givens 37 Skoob 31 Rachel 29 and Jaleel White 25. The fragment ends with Schlossberg repeated.
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James Avery
Charlie Benante
Anthrax
Robin Givens
Skoob
DAS Efx
Rachel
Jaleel White
Scandinavian Advent brunch at Trinity Lutheran Church
Tomorrow's Journal previews Saturdays Scandinavian Advent brunch at Trinity Lutheran Church 1245 N.H. The article highlights crafts bake sale and music planned for the annual event and notes the Food section will feature holiday entertaining books.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
N.H
Tomorrow's Journal: World
Iraqis cling to tradition in a besieged Baghdad
In Baghdad, Akil Abdel Zahra scavenges the Tigris for gold to support a wife and child as sanctions bite. Sculptor Mohammed Ghani Hikmat, now limited to miniatures, recalls a once-thriving art scene while younger Iraqis face poor schooling, rising dropout rates, and a grim future under economic collapse and international sanctions.
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Tigris
Saddam Hussein
Kuwait
United Nations
Saddam
Abdel Zahra
Mohammed Ghani Hikmat
Hikmat
Nasra al- Sadoon
Iraq Daily
Tigris River
Swiss crash claims singer Melanie Thornton in Europe tour
Melanie Thornton American pop singer from La Bouche was among 24 killed when Crossair flight from Berlin crashed near Zurich. The 34 year old Charleston native moved to Germany in 1992 and later settled in Atlanta. Her single Wonderful Dream released as planned.
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Melanie Thornton
Germany
la Bouche
Switzerland
Thornton
Zurich
Crossair
Charleston
S.C
Kaiserslautern
Lane McCray
United States
Atlanta
NBC Faces Slide as Today Loses Ground to GMA
The Today show remains the top morning program but ABC's Good Morning America gains ground since Sept 1, narrowing NBC's lead. Viewers fell from 8.4 million the week after the presidential election to about 6 million, while GMA rose to 5.1 million and The Early Show to 2.8 million as formats shifted to hard news and aggressive reporting.
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Diane Sawyer
Charles Gibson
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Jonathan Wald
Jeff Zucker
NBC Entertainment
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