Venezuelan Executive Becomes Miss Universe 1986
Barbara Palacios of Venezuela won Miss Universe 1986 at Panama City defeating 76 contestants. The 22 year old account executive will delay her plans to start an advertising agency and will receive nearly 200000 dollars in cash prizes, wardrobe, a diamond and mink, a Hollywood screen test, a sports car and a Los Angeles apartment share during her reign. Runners up were from Colombia, Poland and Finland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama City
Panama
Venezuela
Barbara Palacios
Deborah Carthy-Del
Puerto Rico
Miss Palacios
Hollywood
Los Angeles
Colombia
Maria Monica Urbina
Poland
Brygida Bziukiewicz
Finland
Tuula Polvi
U.S
Don Correia
Sandy Duncan
Kristi McNichol
Shawn Weatherly
Dermablend cited to brighten a shy child’s life
Dear Ann Landers recounts a case of a 12 year old girl with a port wine birthmark and a family seeking treatment. A reader endorses Dermablend makeup as a cover up to reduce self consciousness, noting availability in stores and a mailing address for orders. The exchange then discusses euphemisms and language usage with light humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
West Coast
Linda
Mom
Ann
PENN
Fergie vows to obey in vow yet vows to stay assertive
Sarah Ferguson said she would promise to obey Prince Andrew in moral terms but would not be meek. She noted she may lead on dilemmas while Andrew takes the lead when needed, and she plans to be excited at Westminster Abbey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sarah Ferguson
Prince Andrew
Press Association
Andrew
Miss Ferguson
Tom Corby
Buckingham Palace
Westminster Abbey
Diana
Prince Charles
Corby
Kennedy Honeymoon to Hawaii and Japan after Cape Cod wedding
Caroline Kennedy and Edwin Schlossberg wed on Cape Cod and honeymoon in Maui, Hawaii. They plan two weeks in Hawaii then trips to Tokyo and Osaka, returning August 20. The couple, 28 and 42, stayed at the Ritz-Carlton Boston and left from Logan Airport after a private reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Caroline Kennedy
Edwin A. Schlossberg
Hawaii
Japan
the Patriot Ledger of
Quincy
Cape Cod
Maui
Tokyo
Osaka
John F. Kennedy
Ms. Kennedy
Schlossberg
Ritz-Carlton
Jacqueline Onagsis
Hyannis
Maurice McEvoy
McEvoy
Logan International Airport
Shared Humor Linked To Marriage Sparks
New York AP report says couples who agree on what is funny are more likely to like, love, and marry each other. Bernard Marstein and Robert Brust studied 30 college couples rating humor in cartoons and jokes, finding shared taste correlates with longer dating and marriage intent. The study, summarized in Psychology Today, appears in the Journal of Personality Assessment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Idaho
INQ
New York
Los Angeles
Chicago
Bernard Marstein
Psychology Today
Marstein
Robert Brust
Muratein
The
Journal of Personality Assessment
Preventing Food Poisoning At Picnics
Outdoor meals demand strict food safety. Key tips include chilling perishables overnight, freezing items to maintain cold, transporting in a cooler, cooking meat thoroughly, avoiding cross contamination, and keeping hands and utensils clean. For guidance, request free publications from the Consumer Information Center and county extension offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Karen Penter
Kansas State University
Penner
Consumer Information Center
P.O. Box
Pueblo
Colo
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Barbara Palacios Teyde
Caracas
Christy Pichster
Dallas
Dermablend Corrective Cosmetics
P.O
Farmingdale
N.J
Jack Beauchamp
Pal
Adv
Pald
Robert W. Green
Treas
Fergie
Caroline
Pacific
Steve
Stan
Seroie
S. Main
Ottawa
Las Vegas
Passport Travel Inc
Pochete Et al
Sreund
Ecutel
Princeton Circle DR
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