Grammy Awards Spotlight Amid Rock Era Worries
The 36th annual Grammys open in New York with Whitney Houston Billy Joel Sting and Neil Young favored to win as industry faces a risky path for lasting fame. aging stars dominate touring while radio formats shrink variety and back catalogs gain value amid fragmentation and shifting formats.
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Pink Floyd
New York City
Whitney Houston
Billy Joel
Sting
Neil Young
Don Was
Bonnie Raitt
Michael Jackson
Janet
Pearl Jam
Nirvana
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Kurt Cobain
Madonna
Prince
Flux
John Michael Montgomery
Toni Braxton
Alice In Chains
Bob Irwin
Byrds
Otis Redding
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Irwin
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Sundazed
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Turtles
Gary Bongiovanni
Pollstar
Garth Brooks
Grateful Dead
Rod Stewart
Paul McCartney
Jimmy Buffett
Stones
Traffic
Elvis Costello
Eagles
Fragmented music credits snippet from OCR text
A garbled OCR fragment lists various music artists and song or album titles, mixing names like Donald Fagen Sting Barbra Streisand and others with misspellings and misordered phrases, lacking clear context or complete items. The legible items include references to The Bodyguard and When I Fall in Love among scattered names.
No sex education please we're in denial and British
Shona, 16, in central London shelter for homeless teens, argues against condom use rules while social workers use real life aids to discuss sex. Britain has the highest teen pregnancy rate in western Europe, with about 65.3 per thousand in 1991, while the Netherlands reports nine per thousand. Brook Advisory Centers provide youth sexual health services and run the shelter program, amid debates on school sex education and government stance on morality and values.
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Shona
Europe
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Britain
Netherlands
United States
Alan Guttmacher Institute of
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Brook Advisory Centers
The
Sun
Roger Ingham
Southampton University
Scotland
Reader's Digest
Family Planning Association
Valerie Riches
Family and Youth Concern
John Patten
Ingham
Alan Stopforth
Brook
Leather one Kansan's passion for leather work
Norman Granger, 52, of Ulysses, works full time at Williams Natural Gas and pursues leather crafting as a serious passion. Self taught, he began about three years ago making boots, enjoys varied colors, and aims for perfectly fitted handmade footwear that requires patience and careful shaping.
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