Ronstadt McCartney top awards in televised gala
In a nationally televised Columba Records event held in Los Angeles, Linda Ronstadt and Paul McCartney were named top vocalists of the year. Fleetwood Mac won best group and album for their self titled release. Jefferson Starship's Miracles was the top single. Peter Frampton named rock personality. Natalie Cole best new vocaliss. the Beatles entered Columbia's Hall of Fame. Public service awards went to Simon, Dylan, Chapin, Skynyrd, Crosby and Nash.
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Linda Ronstadt
Fleetwood Mac
Los Angeles
Miracles
Jefferson Starship
Peter Frampton
Gary Wright
Natalie Cole
Nat King Cole
Columbia
Columia Records
Paul Simon
Roy Thomas Baker
Queen
Rayth, Wind and Fire
Public Service
Bob Dylan
Harry Chapin
Lynyrd Skynyrd
David Crosby
Graham Nash
Dummar Still Awed by Life After Hughes and Heir Claim
Melvin Dummar, named in the handwritten Hughes will as one sixteenth heir, remains wary of fame and money. Attorney Roger Dutson says Dummar, 31, continues his routine at a Nevada service station as a Jan. 10 hearing over the will’s validity looms, while his wife cites limited media access.
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Newburgh
Hamilton Fish Sr
Martin, Barton
Fish
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Tish
Alice Curtis Desmond
Dutchess County
Roosevelt
Bruce Barton
Manhattan
Joseph Martin
Massachusetts
Melvin ‘Dummar
Hughes
Will
Melvin Dummar
Roger Dutson
Penne
Hughes’ Foghyne
Salt Sality
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Mormon
Melvin
Dutson
Dummar
Bonnie
Salt Lake City
Car dealer takes lead in recount in Rhode Island
In Providence the Rhode Island Democratic Senate primary saw auto dealer Richard Lorber gain a 1,200 vote edge as Gov. Philip Noel’s tally slipped by 103 on one machine. Lorber led 59,825 to 59,808 with recounts ongoing and attorneys planning to seek delay of certification via a restraining order in U.S. District Court if needed.
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Providence
Richard Lorber
Rhode Island
Senate
Philip W. Noel
Noel
Lorber
State Election Board
U.S
John H. Chafee
Brief Honeymoon Pickup Ends With Disorderly Arrest
A short marriage on the skids escalated when a man leaped onto the hood of a car to stop his partner. She drove eight miles to a police station with him on the hood, then officers separated them. As she drove off, Harmon jumped back onto the hood and both were arrested for disorderly conduct.
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Harmon
Terry Harmon
Denise
Mobile
Ala
Los Angeles
Brezhnev Still Favors Detente in Talks With Harriman
In a lengthy Kremlin meeting with former Ambassador Averell Harriman, Leonid Brezhnev stressed the importance of improved Soviet U.S. relations and signaled continued support for detente. Harriman, advising Carter, said the talks were frank and friendly and reflected private citizen exchanges without conveying messages.
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Communist Party
Leonid 1. Brezhnev
W. Averell Harriman
Soviet Union
America
Harriman
Kremlin
Brezhnev
United States
Tass
U.S
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