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The Paris News, Nov. 18, 1983 People ONASSIS REX HARRISON Duane Allen establishes ETSU scholarship OOMMRRflR Tpvac A rfnnatinn Allen received a bachelor of snienpA Hooroo in mill COMMERCE, Texas A donation from Oak Ridge Boys lead singer and president Duane Allen and his wife Nora is among the gifts amounting to $20,000 recently added to East Texas State University scholarship funds, according to Gene Lockhart, ETSl) director of development. Duane Allen, a former resident of Lamar County, and his wife, Nora Lee, established a $5,000 scholarship in his name during homecoming ceremonies at ETSU when he was honored as a Distinguished Alumnus. Interest from the fund will provide scholarships for entering freshmen with scores of 22 or more on the American College Test. Allen received a bachelor of science decree in music from ETSU in 1965.

Judge Sue Goolsby of Dallas contributed $10,000 to the A.C. "Buck" Hughes Scholarship Fund in Agriculture. Ms. Goolsby was a sister-in-law of the late Hughes, a member of the ETSU agriculture faculty for 33 years and head of the department of agriculture for 22 years. In making her contribution, Ms.

Goolsby wrote, "As we all know, Buck gave of himself in every way possible to see that young men and women who directed themselves to careers in agriculture achieved their goals and contributed to our society in the American way. That is the reason for this scholarship to insure that strong belief in the youth and principles of British fashion model new Miss World our society will be on-going and suffer as little detriment or dimunition as possible because of his death." Mr. and Mrs. Staley McBrayer of Fort Worth added $5,000 to the McBrayer Scholarship Fund for students in journalism and graphic arts, raising that endowment to $15,000. McBrayer invented the first practical offset, web- perfecting newspaper press, the Vanguard.

It was the forerunner of the Cottrell press used by hundereds of newspapers today. A native of Saltillo, he earned a bachelor's degree from ETSU in 1933. In 1973, he was honored by ETSU as a Distinguished Alumnus. Jackie goes to court over ad NEW YORK lAP) Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, wearing a black pullover sweater, grey skirt and charcoal gray boots, spent a day in court over an advertisement for Christian Dior sportswear which contains a Jackie look- alike, model Barbara Reynolds. Mrs.

Onassis sat in the front row of the spectator section in state court Thursday and made no statements during (he proceeding. Lawyers for the 54-year-old Mrs. Onassis asked Justice Eaward J. Greenfield to issue an order stating, "Thou shalt not use the likeness of Jackie Onassis for purposes of trade." Dior lawyer Todd Sollis said the ad ran from Sept. 8 to Oct.

18, and "Christian Dior has no present intention of ever using this again." Tlie judge reserved a decision. Rex Harrison on Broadway LONDON (AP) When Rex Harrison and Rosemary open on Broadway next month in George Bernard "Heartbreak House" they already may have won British equivalent of a Tony Award for their work in the revival. Miss Harris and the 75-year-old Harrison appeared in the production in London last summer. They arc among nominees in 19 categories announced Thursday for 1983 Society of West End Theater (SWET) Rod Stewart in lawsuit NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) If rock singer Rod Stewart continues to duck a court appointment in a case concerning his hit song "I Was Only Joking," the judge says he'll that he's not footing around.

The British performer has repeatedly failed to make himself available for a deposition in a copyright suit filed against him by a songwriter, U.S. District Judge John Nixon said Thursday. Nixon added that unless the 38-year-old entertainer appears in federal court in Nashville by Jan 26 he will automatically lose the case. The suit had been set for trial last month. Sinatra recovering from flu (AP) Frank Sinatra is feeling better after a bout with the flu but still won't be able to keep a concert date early next month, a booking agent says.

67, previously had canceled a Nov 8 appearance in the Milwaukee Arena. 'But Roberta Monda of the Edgewood Agency said Thursday that the has had to call off the rescheduled show, which had been set for Dec. 9. Mr. Sinatra is feeling better, he has been advised by his doctor to spend more time recuperating Ms.

Monda said. Promoters said ticket refunds will be made. Prince turns down invitation Ky. (AP) Britain's Prince Charles is the latest prominent figure to turn down an invitation to the Latoma Race Course, and a track spokesman says he's about ready to stop sending out the requests "I can't seem to get an OK," track publicity director Andrew Furman said Thursday after getting the following message from Buckingham Palace: "Thank you for your letter addressed to the prince and princess of Wales. Their royai highnesses were most grateful to you for extending an invitation to visit Cincinnati, Ohio, but there are, I am afraid, no plans for their royal highnesses to visit the United States of America during 1984." Florence is near the Ohio River, across from Cincinnati.

t-'iirmaii says others who have said they can't be at the northern Kentucky track where the fall racing season begins later this month include President Reagan, Soviet leader Yuri Andropov and comedian George Burns. Milosz: USSR mirrors 1984 HU.VnNGTON, W.Va. (AP) -Nobel laureateCzeslaw Milosz says Soviet leaders have built a society that mirrors the one depicted by George Orwell in the book I recently reread 1984," Milosz toid an audience at University Thursday. "And I found it accurately (lie totalitarian Soviet system." lell Poland after World War II, moving to I- then the United States. In 1980, he was awarded inn Xobel Prize for Literature.

Although he considers nnnseli a poet. his best-known book in the United States is Captive Mind," which described the effect of the communist takeover in Poland. Nik Cohn on probation VOiiK (AP) -Nik Cohn, the British writer whose niaKaxino article helped spark the hit 1977 picture "Saturday Fever," lias been put on probation for five yell's a drug charge. alter a raid on his Manhattan townhouse May ID. jlso as fined $5,000 Thursday by U.S.

District J'nk'o Hcrirv Urarnwell. LONDON (AP) British fashion model Sarah-Jane Hutt started her one-year reign as the new Miss World today modestly denying she was the world's most beautiful woman and some disgruntled competitors agreed. "She was not the prettiest girl, we all think the judges were wrong," said unplaced Miss Barbados, Nina Mclntosh-Clarke, 24. Press Association, the British domestic news agency, reported that Miss Jamaica, Catherine Levy, 21, who placed fourth, was so angry about not winning that she 'refused to attend the coronation ball after the televised contest Thursday night. The American contender, Lisa Allred, a 22-year-old model from Fort Worth, Texas, was among the Lionel Richie's landing rough 1 top seven finalists.

But Miss Hutt, a 19-year-old brown-eyed brunette, was all smiles this morning! when, after dancing into the early hours at London's Grosvenor Hotel, she appeared at a morning photo-call. fi Asked by reporters if she was the most beautiful girl in the Miss Hutt simply answered, "No Princess Margaret greeted the winner during a post-midnight ball that followed the contest. More than 1,000 people, including the other 71 Miss World competitors, gathered to dance and celebrate into the early hours. Colombia's Rocio Florez a 18-year-old medical student finished second. TUCSON, Ariz.

(AP) The nose wheel of a chartered plane carrying pop singer Lionel Richie and his band collapsed on landing at Tucson International Airport, but none of the 18 people aboard was injured, airport police said. The plane's front end was extensively damaged and about half of a runway was chewed up when the four- engine Viscount plane skidded in at 7:24 p.m. Thursday, said David Enz, chief of airport security. Authorities said the Federal Aviation Administration would investigate why the wheel collapsed. The plane had been carrying 15 passengers and a crew of three.

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