Stevie Wonder sweeps Grammys with four awards
Stevie Wonder’s Songs in the Key of Life earned four Grammys at the 19th annual ceremony in Los Angeles. He won best album, best producer, and performances by a male rhythm and blues singer and a male pop singer. George also won three awards in the jazz categories for his guitar work and vocals.
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Simon to record radio commentary series with ex- IRS critic
Former Treasury Secretary William Simon signs a contract to record radio commentary to air March 21, following in Ronald Reagan era style. He partners with a producer and public relations firm to promote a format similar to Reagan’s daily show, with music segments and a themed program title. The report also notes Ronstadt and Harris Grammy wins and other 1980s award details.
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Top Grammy Winners Of The 19th Annual Awards
Winners include George Benson This Masquerade for Record of the Year Song and Album of the Year go to Stevie Wonder for I Write the Songs and Songs in the Key of Life. Jade Ronstadt wins Best Female Performance for Hasten Down the Wind. Starland Vocal Band named Best New Pop Artist. Chicago wins Best Pop Performance by a Group for If You Leave Me Now. Larry Gatlin takes Best Country Song for Broken Lady. Emmylou Harris Best Country Female for Elite Hotel. Ronnie Milsap Best Country Male for Stand By My Woman Man. Amazing Rhythm Aces win Best Country Group for The End is Not in Sight. Natalie Cole Best Rhythm and Blues Performance. Marilyn McCoo and Billy Davis Jr. Best Group R&B You Don’t Have to Be a Star.Ella Fitzgerald Best Jazz Vocal Performance.
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Mail fraud boom fuels diverse swindling market
Washington AP reports a rapid growth in mail fraud as promoters offer fake cures, diet pills, hidden assets, and bogus investments. Officials note up to 514 million in 1976 profits, warning consumers about “too good to be true” offers while Postal Service uses mail-stoppage and the 1872 fraud statute to prosecute offenders.
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Complaint panels set up for several industries
Consumer complaints now have industry backed mediation options through CAPs. ICAP will handle property and casualty insurance issues with Michigan, Mississippi, Montana and Utah. Other sectors run MACAP FICAP and AutoCAP with local offices and specific rules.
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