After Bolshoi what's next for Amanda McKerrow
Amanda McKerrow of Rockville Maryland, after tying for a gold medal at Moscow's Bolshoi International Ballet Competition, plans to stay with the Washington Ballet and pursue driving lessons to ease her family’s burden. The 17 year old, the first American trained dancer to win gold, gained instant fame and will navigate offers while keeping a calm, mature approach to her career and life.
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Charles may be appointed Australian governor general
London AP reports Prince Charles is likely to be named governor general of Australia soon cites author Anthony Holden and his new biography Their Royal Highnesses. Holden notes speculation among Charles watchers and a Sydney Sun Herald poll showing 51 percent against the appointment. Paragraph outlines Fraser's potential 1983 return and immediate succession after Sir Zelman Cowen's retirement.
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