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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1982

Page

9

Boston law student named Cosmopolitan sexiest man in America

Scott Brown, 22, a Boston College Law School student, is Cosmopolitan magazine's sexiest man in America after sister LeeAnn, 16, submitted two photos. Brown, a Tufts basketball captain and National Guard member, will appear in a discreetly revealing nude centerfold in the June issue, chosen from 7,000 entries through interviews and appearance, with emphasis on personal appeal.

Boston Scott Brown Cosmopolitan Magazine America Brown LeeAnn Cosmopolitan Miss Brown Melrose Mass Boston College Law School Burt Reynolds Helen Gurley Brown Susan Wolfson New York Scott National Guard Reserve

No. 14-Cent Letter After 14 Years Finally Reaches Man

A Boise man receives a letter mailed in May 1968 after 14 years. The Postal Service demands 14 cents postage, with officials uncertain whose fault it was. The envelope held a furniture store sales contract dated 1966 and a 1982 claim check, and the letter finally reached Glenn Allen after delays and notices.

Boise, Idaho U.S. Postal Service Boise Glenn Allen Nampa Allen Postal Service Gil Hicks Hicks

Highways Deaths Decline In 1981 National Study

The National Transportation Safety Board reports a 4 percent drop in transportation fatalities in 1981, the first decline in five years. Total deaths reached 53,496, with 49,125 on highways and 1,596 in maritime incidents.

National Transportation Safety Board Safety Board

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