European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - April 26, 1985, Darmstadt, Hesse April 1985 the stars and stripes papers celebrate As pulitzer awarded prizewinning Story led of grounding of Huey new York a the Philadelphia inquirer and new Day each won two pulitzer prizes for journalism and the fort Worth Texas Star Telegram was awarded the Public service prize for revealing a design problem in helicopters that led to the deaths of nearly 250 the Star telegrams reporting by Mark Thompson prompted the army to ground almost 600 Huey Helicon the pulitzer Board the helicopter was plagued by a design problem called Mast which occurs when the Rotor tilts and strikes the Mast that attaches the Blade to the at the Star Telegram on a fiddle band played in the and Phil president and announced bonuses for everyone on the editorial and circulation new Day won for International reporting for a series of articles on hunger in and the commentary award for columns by Murray has deserved recognition for a Long said Anthony editor and senior Vic Epresi Dent of of Long the inquirer was cited for investigative reporting on attacks by police dogs on More than 350 the news papers Larry Price won a pulitzer for feature photography for his series of pictures from War torn Angola and Al the pulitzer for drama went to the Broadway musical sunday in the Park with whose music and lyrics were written by Stephen Sondheim with a Book by James the award for fiction went to foreign affairs by Alison the Good War an Oral history of world War ii by studs Terkel won the prize for general non while the biography prize went to the life and times of Cotton by Kenneth if you stick around Long anything can Hap Terkel look at the history award went to Thomas Mccraw for prophets of and Carolyn Kizer won the poetry prize for two music awards were one went to sym by Stephen a special citation was awarded to William Winner of the first pulitzer prize for music in each with the exception of the Gold medal for Public service and schumans carries the pulitzer for general news reporting went to the Virginia Pilot and ledge Star of for exposing an allegedly corrupt economic development the Petersburg times also won a pulitzer for investigative reporting on alleged corruption in the office of Pasco county sheriff John who subsequently was voted out of the pulitzer for editorial writing went to Richard Are Good of the Philadelphia daily news for editorials on a variety of Aregood hugged daily news editor Zachary Stalberg As the newsroom staff burst into applause when the announcement moved on the associated press Ive been at the daily news 19 years and the daily news has been Here 60 and this is the first time that anybody has told us we Are As Good As we thought we and it feels it sure Aregood the pulitzer for explanatory journalism was won by Jon Franklin of the Baltimore evening Sun for his seven part series about the new science of molecular this was the first year for the explanatory journalism in a new category reporting on specialized subjects the pulitzer went to Randall Savage and Jackie Crosby of the Macon Telegraph and news for their examination of academics and athletics at two Georgia univer the problem of athletes going to College and not being educated while is a major and that what we wanted to look at with this said executive editor Richard we were i Hope that winning the pulitzer will bring even More attention to the the Des Moines Iowa registers Thomas Knudson won the award for National affairs for a series on the occupational hazards of it was the 13th pulitzer for the Alice Steinbach of the Baltimore Sun won the pulitzer for feature writing for a boy of unusual an account of a Blind boys Howard Rosenberg of the los Angeles times won a pulitzer for his television and Jeff Macnelly of the Chicago Tribune won for his Macnelly won pulitzer twice in 1972 and for his editorial cartoons for the Richmond news the pulitzer for spot news photography went to the staff of the Orange county Register in Santa for what the pulitzer Board termed exceptional photo graphic coverage of the olympic Stan Grossfeld of the Boston Globe also won in feature photography for his pictures of the ethiopian famine and of illegal aliens on the both of the feature photography winners had won pre Vious Grossfield won a pulitzer last year in the spot news category and the inquirers Price won in the spot category in 1981 for the fort Worth Thomas Turcol of the Virginia Pilot and ledge Star wrote the articles for the general reporting prize about Hunter Cox Industrial Recruiter for the City of Chesa Cox resigned in the Wake of allegations that he grossly abused his expense the inquirers winning investigative written by William led to investigations of a Phila Delphia police canine unit and the removal of a dozen according to the pulitzer in Marimow was part of a team that won the Public service pulitzer for an inquirer series on police the other award winning investigative written by the Petersburg times Lucy Morgan and Jack dealt with reports of cronyism and corruption in shorts the former sheriff was indicted by a grand jury and is awaiting reporters Josh Friedman and Dennis Bell and photographer Ozier Muhammad worked on new Days prize winning International the los Angeles times pulitzer was its the Phil Adelphia inquirers its seventh and eighth and the Boston globes its new Day coverage honoured by overseas press club new York a the newspaper new Day of Long won the overseas press club of americas top award wednesday for its coverage of India during the Bhopal the assassination of Indira Gandhi and violence among earlier in the new Day won two pulitzer including International re porting for a series of articles on the plight of the hungry in reporter Jeffrey won the Hal Boyle award for Best daily newspaper or wire service reporting from som asian Bureau chief for is based in presentation of the awards was made wednesday night before 500 members of the broadcast and print two other pulitzer winners also won pc awards Philadelphia inquirer photographer Larry Price and Boston Globe photographer Stan runner up citations for Best coverage from abroad were Given to associated press reporter Brahma Chellani for articles on the sikh Golden Temple and to correspondents Tyler Bob sector and Rone tempest of the los Angeles times for the assassination of Mohamed Amin of visness won Best television spot news reporting for his work on the ethiopian Drew Middleton of the new York times won the Bob Considine award and for Best newspaper interpretation of foreign military affairs editor of the wrote the return to an historical perspective of the Allied landings 40 years John Hoagland of Newsweek Magazine won a posthumous citation for coverage of Al he also was awarded the pc president his family accepted both Hoagland was shot to death by crossfire last year in Al other filings from Al Salvador resulted in the Robert Capa photo award to James Nachtwey of Black for time mag and Price for photos from Angola and Al Price earlier won the pulitzer for feature photography from Angola and Al the Madeline Dane Ross award and for the foreign correspondent showing concern for the human condition was Given to Grossfeld and correspondent Colin Nick Erson of the Globe for their work on ethic a past pulitzer won a pulitzer wednesday for feature photography from ethiopian and illegal aliens on the the overseas press club is an Organiza Tion based in new York of correspondents and other news personnel who have worked a millionaires lament can you spare a dime Atlanta up there Are nearly 1 million millionaires in the United but a researcher says some have so Little Money they have to borrow their lunch Thomas a marketing pro Fessor at Georgia state said millionaires Are different from other peo ple they plan but that does not mean they have More most of them dont have a million dollars in the Stanley a Man once said to i have to borrow Money to eat who has surveyed million Aires since said they place emphasis on wealth minimizing providing financial Protection for their families and assuring College educations for their about 80 percent weve surveyed Are first generation he what i find with millionaires is they Are self these people Are hard work they Are More frugal and they have a lot of Stanley said the number of million Aires in the United states is approaching 1 he said in 1984 there were and the number continues to grow at a rate of about 9 at the rate were we could reach a million millionaires in 1986 or he the number of millionaire households varies widely from state to state with Cali fornia having the most and Vermont the least Iowa town May Issue residents special radios Iowa a the City Council May scrap the wailing sirens that warn residents of tornadoes in favor of giving everyone in town special radios that squawk when heavy weather the councils Public safety committee tentatively approved a program wednesday to test the weather Alert radio network warn system in 850 Mobile a study in recent years said the City needed at least 25 More sirens to warn All but City administrator Bruce Romer said the sirens Cost Between and each to the radios might Cost but it would be Worth the Money to have better cover Romer there Are a lot of problems with is he Many people who have insulated their houses and run the air conditioning a lot cant hear the sirens even if they Are near Romer a Siren blast Doest give any sometimes causing confusion and the radios not Only Tell people what the problem but what they should he under the residents would buy the radios for the receivers would be quiet most of the but when threaten ing weather would broadcast a warning signal followed by a National weather service the cite has applied for Federal Grants that could pay up to half the Cost of the which Federal officials have told Romer is the first of its kind in the nation if the Pilot program is Romer said the next step would be for the City to hire an electronics company to manufacture about one for every Home in the
