Dolly Parton sweeps CMA awards amid onstage dress mishap
Dolly Parton won entertainer of the year at the CMA Awards after a live wardrobe tear she had repaired backstage. Crystal Gayle and Don Williams took top female and male honors, with Oak Ridge Boys named vocal group and Roy Clark instrumentalist of the year. Tammy Wynette did not perform due to bruises from an alleged abduction incident nearby. No arrests reported.
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Nashville, Tenn
Dolly Parton
Miss Parton
Grand Ole Opry House
Country Music Association
Denise Patrick
Crystal Gayle
Don Williams
Ronnie Milsap
Grandpa Jones
Country Music Hall of Fame
Jones
the Kendalls
Heaven
R Ae Milsap
Richard Leigh
Miss Gayle
Oak Ridge Boys
Statler Brothers
Roy Clark
Kenny Rogers
Dottie West
Tammy Wynette
Carl Wolfsohn
Miss Wynette
Nashville
Pulaski
Tenn
Suspected seaman held in California rape mutilation case
Police in Sparks Nevada hold 51 year old merchant seaman Larry Singleton on charges including rape mayhem sexual assault and homicide stemming from the attack on a Las Vegas runaway known as Maria Vargas later identified as Mary. The 15 year old victim in Modesto California reported the assault after being found naked with arms cut below the elbows and later helped officers by sketching the attacker. Authorities tied the suspect to the case through the crime scene and a police artist sketch showing a heavy man in his 50s with gray hair and glasses. Neighbors described Singleton as pleasant but distant and away at sea for long periods. The girl survived but arms were not recovered.
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Sparks
Nev
California
Larry Singleton
Calif
Richmond
Modesto
Stanislaus County
Lynn Wood
Singleton
Wood
Tom Lewis
Columbus Expo 92 feasibility hinges on cautious planning
Columbus leaders weigh an Expo 92 for the quincentennial of 1492 based on a consultant’s cautions. King Cole, who guided Expo 74 in Seattle, warns most projects fail, and stresses focusing on results over dollars while exploring a riverfront site near downtown.
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King F. Cole
Cole
Knoxville, Tenn
Scioto River
Columbus
Central High School
Veterans Memorial Auditorium
Ancient
Ohio Penitentiary
Amtrak
ASICS
Springfield Faces Bias Probe Over Promotion Bias
Springfield Ohio accused of racial bias in a case involving Sgt. Alfred Porter who alleges the city and Civil Service Commission discriminated against him as he sought a lieutenant promotion. The Ohio Civil Rights Commission will investigate after voluntary remedies failed.
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Springfield
Ohio
Ohio Civil Rights Commission
Alfred Porter
City and Civil Service Commission
Porter
Ralph Marterie dies at Dayton in Chicago services set
Dayton, Ohio AP Ralph Marterie bandleader 63 died Sunday after an apparent heart attack aboard a Springfield to Dayton flight. Services planned Thursday at St Vincent Ferrer Church River Forest Illinois with burial at Mount Carmel Cemetery Hillside. His big band era hits included Caravan Pretend Skokian and Big Noise from Winnetka.
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Dayton, Ohio
Chicago
Ralph Marterie
Marterie
Springfield
Ohio
Dayton
Good Samaritan Hospital
Caravan
Skokian
Big Noise
Winnetka
St. Vincent Ferrer Church
River Forest
Mt Carmel Cemetery
Hillside
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Stockard Channing
Dom DeLuise
John Houseman Fernando Lamas
Phil Silvers
Paul Williams
Neil Simon
Foul Play
Goldie Hawn
Chevy Chase
Olumbia Pictures
Nevadan
Peach
Columbus, Ohio
Gem of the Scioto
Annette Haven
Patricia Lee
Linda Wong
Viockin
Acsostaneine
John Holmes
Steak House
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