Mark Knopfler Leads Dire Straits From Club Roots
Mark Knopfler founder and lead guitarist of Dire Straits grew up in Scotland and England. The band formed in 1977 with members Illsley Clark Williams Sonni Fletcher White. Their album Brothers in Arms topped charts and the single Money for Nothing reached the Top 10.
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Brothers In Arms
Willie Gault: Pro Football Star and 1980 Olympian
Gus Goodsport profiles Willie Gault a 26 year old wide receiver for the Chicago Bears and world class sprinter. The Griffin Georgia native and University of Tennessee graduate is part of the 1980 U S Olympic team and totaled four catches in last year’s Super Bowl. His wife is Dainnese.
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Alexander Hamilton a Founding Figure in the Constitution Series
The Mini Page profiles Alexander Hamilton highlighting his early life in the West Indies, rise as Washington’s aide, tenure as secretary of the Treasury, and pivotal roles in the Annapolis and Constitutional Conventions. It notes his Federalist authorship, views on a strong central government, and his duel death at the hands of Aaron Burr.
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Treasury
British West Indies
Thomas Jefferson
Aaron Burr
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