Mandrell Receives Living Legend Award At Music City News
Nashville must see Mandrell cry as she accepts the living legend prize at the Music City News country awards. The entertainer of the year title, two near-death crash last year, and a standing ovation marked her return as she prepares for September’s third child. The Statler Brothers dominated six of seven nominations and collected multiple prizes including video of the year for Elizabeth. The Judds and Lee Greenwood also picked up top honors while the Hee Haw Gospel Quartet won gospel act of the year.
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UPI
Barbara Mandrell
Music City News
Statler Brothers
Mandrell
Grand Ole Opry House
The
Statlers
Cateries
Elizabeth
Atlanta Blue
Reeba McEntire
Kenny Price
Grandpa Jones
Buck Owens
Roy Clark
Zaccaro suspended over loan application fraud
John Zaccaro husband of Geraldine Ferraro was suspended for three months from real estate activities for knowingly falsifying a net worth statement in a 1983 loan to buy Queens property. He admitted overestimating net worth by 17 million and project costs by 3.5 million while acting as broker for five Forest Hills apartments. The suspension, signed by Deputy Secretary Maureen Glashen, takes effect August.
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Albany
N.Y
UPI
John Zaccaro
Geraldine Ferraro
Zaccaro
Queens
William Brown
New York Department of State
Manhattan
Brown
Maureen Glashen
John DeLorenzo
Forest Hills
Ferrara
State Department
Barry Bohan
Bohan
Mid-Atlantic States Hold Fifth In Manufacturing Climate Ranking
A survey by Alexander Grant & Co ranks Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, and Maryland midpack among eight U S regions, with the Southeast and Southwest leading. Since 1978 the firm tracks 22 factors from taxes to energy costs. The mid-Atlantic benefits from government business partnerships and steady labor costs despite unionization.
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UPI
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U.S
New Jersey
Delaware
New York
Alexander Grant & Co
Maryland
West Virginia
South Dakota
Michigan
Alexander Grant
Contiguous
Sun Belt
Southeastern
Southwestern
mid-Eastern
Pratt backs cut in state gross receipts tax on utilities
State Rep. Ralph D. Pratt co sponsors a bill to reduce the gross receipts tax on electric, natural gas and telephone bills from 4.5 to 3 percent arguing the move could aid the elderly unemployed and disabled while a $300 million surplus could offset the projected $186.4 million revenue loss. He supports a compromise to also cut personal income tax.
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Ralph D. Pratt
Dneshannock
Pratt
Gunmen hijack Jordanian plane to Tunisia from Beirut
A Jordanian Royal Airlines Boeing 727 with about 70 aboard was seized by six gunmen minutes before a Beirut departure. The hijackers forced the jet to refuel at Larnaca Cyprus then fly to Tunisia. Authorities planned negotiations as Cyprus police fortified the airport.
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Cyprus
UPI
Beirut
Tunisia
ALIA
Royal Jordanian Airlines
Amman
Lebanon
Hussein
Palestine Liberation Organization
Yasser Arafat
Middle East
Bourj Barajneh
Ouzai
Middle East Airlines
Sex based insurance protested in Harrisburg
Pennsylvania NOW opposes three bills reviving gender based auto insurance rates citing ERA and state Supreme Court rulings. Leader Mary Nancarrow urged hearings as Senate Banking and Insurance Committee considers the measures today.
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Harrisburg
UPI
National Organization For Women
Senate
Pennsylvania
Mary Nancarrow
Senate Banking and Insurance Committee
State Supreme Court
Nancarrow
Supreme Court
Insurance Department
Kemper Insurance Group
Lee Felbinger
The
Insurance Federation of Pennsylvania
Shenango Area School Board hires chemistry teacher
The Shenango Area School Board hired Garry R. Mason II to teach chemistry at the high school for the first semester of 1985-86. He replaces a sabbatical worker and will be paid 13,400 annually.
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Shenango Area
Garry R. Mason II
Associated Life Underwriters Inc
Fred Duckworth
Midwestern Intermediate Unit IV Insurance Cooperative
Duckworth
Paul Makarevich
Conrad Palumbo
William Salzman
Camp Kon-Okwee
IU IV
State Bureau of Energy Services
Northwest Pennsylvania Training Partnership Consortium
Firemen Rescue Family of Seven in Moon Township Fire
A Moon Township townhouse fire trapped a family of seven including five children. Keith and Eileen McKim and their kids Rebecca 9 Keith 5 Heath 5 Elaine 2 and Emily 11 months were found unresponsive in smoke filled rooms and revived by responders. They were airlifted to West Penn Hospital in serious condition.
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United Press International
Moon Township
Stan Babik
Keith
Eileen McKim
Rebecca
Heath
Elaine
Emily
McKim
Life Flight
West Penn Hospital
CMU to raise tuition nine percent for 1986
Carnegie Mellon University will boost tuition 9 percent from 9400 to 10250 for fall 1986. The hike, approved by a university committee and the trustees, aims to keep the school competitive in attracting faculty and delivering education.
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United Press International
Carnegie-Mellon University
Carnegie- Mellon
Richard M. Cyert
Cyert
Correction notice for birth announcement in Forest Hills
County Report provides clarification of the Krull family address 14 Wilkins Road Pittsburgh and Forest Hills Pa residence. If corrections cannot reach the reporter editors or department call Len Kolasinski executive editor at 654 6651 between 830 a m and 3 p m.
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Mark Krull
Wilkins Road
Pittsburgh
Forest Hills
Len Kolasinski
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