Whitney Houston dominates 21st American Music Awards night
Whitney Houston swept seven awards at the 21st American Music Awards held in Los Angeles, led by The Bodyguard soundtrack and I Will Always Love You winning multiple categories. Eric Clapton, Dr. Dre, Luther Vandross and Alabama also earned top honors as Toni Braxton and Stone Temple Pilots achieved multiple wins. The three hour ceremony aired on ABC from the Shrine Auditorium with Will Smith, Meat Loaf, and Reba McEntire as hosts.
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Kodo Drummers Perform At Gammage Auditorium
Gammage Auditorium hosts Kodo a 14 member troupe from Sado Island Japan at 8 p.m. with mime dancer and drum ensembles. Tickets cost 12 15 and 18 dollars. Gammage is at Mill Avenue and Apache Boulevard Tempe contact numbers 965 3434 and 678 2222.
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Sale Time Set for Saturday at 10 A.M.
A local sale will be held on Saturday at 10 o clock in the morning. The event details indicate an on site auction with items from multiple dealers and potential bidding by the public. Neighbors and collectors are urged to attend.
Save A Pet Workshop for Tempe owners Thursday
The City of Tempe’s Recreation and Cultural Division hosts a Save A Pet Workshop on Thursday from 7 30 to 9 30 p m at the Edna Vide Activity Building 3340 S Rural Road Tempe Local veterinarians will teach first aid to injured pets poisoning and CPR The session includes pet care tips and hands on CPR with Resuscidog Fee is 575 for Tempe residents and 825 for non residents Information 350 5287
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Arizona Renaissance Festival Opens This Weekend
The Arizona Renaissance Festival starts Saturday in Apache Junction with knights, kings, minstrels, jousting and hundreds of costumed characters. It runs Saturdays and Sundays through March 27, 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. off Highway 60. Admission is $10.95 for adults, $4.95 for children 5 to 12, and $9 for seniors. Fry's offers discount tickets at 463-2700.
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Sweetheart Party in Scottsdale Hosted by Jazz in Arizona
Sunday event at Marriott Mountain Shadow Resort in Scottsdale from 2 to 6 p.m. features Dave Cook and his Intensity ensemble, honored as 1993 Jazz in Arizona Instrumental Group of the Year. Hors d oeuvres, admission five dollars. Information line provided.
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OshKosh B Gosh Spring Kids Wear Highlights
For kids new spring looks feature earth tones and garden motifs. OshKosh B Gosh offers a strawberry print sundress for toddlers and girls while Weebok presents a pink blossom romper and visor cap. OKBG denim shortall and colorblocked duds for boys appear with mixed media stripes. Reebok combos in bright solids finish the lineup with vector jackets and nylon shorts.
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Doctor spreads glory at SMH Honor Ball
Dr Jack Cook shines at Scottsdale Memorial Health Foundation Honor Ball accepting award for the medical staff. Proceeds benefit hospital safety programs as local dignitaries attend. The event featured 700 guests and a 30 piece Wayne Foster Orchestra.
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