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Who was Miss Nevada, 1989 in the Miss America contest???? Please email response to KCBirt@aol.com
Who was Miss Nevada, 1989 in the Miss America contest???? Please email response to KCBirt@aol.com
It is almost certainly wrong that her husband is Tom Hanks' agent, unless it's another Hanks. Tom Hanks' agents are CAA and I think he's represented by Ron Meyer.
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Who was Miss Nevada, 1989 in the Miss America contest???? Please email response to KCBirt@aol.com
It is almost certainly wrong that her husband is Tom Hanks' agent, unless it's another Hanks. Tom Hanks' agents are CAA and I think he's represented by Ron Meyer.
Controversies Section
It seems that User:TanningLamp has removed the entire controversies section now three times. To leave this information out is to bias the article. Surely a complete picture of the person should be presented. Tanninglamp in the edit summary writes that calling Ted Kennedy an "Enemy on the home front" was not controversial, and that the Obama Madrassa controversy was not sourced. That former hints at bias, and the latter is not a reason for deletion, but to find a source to improve the encyclopedia. I urge TanningLamp to help to improve the article instead of deleting sections wholesale. Arjunasbow01:16, 17 July 2007 (UTC)
I will add the "Hostile enemy right here on the home front" controversy back to the article using a different source to satisfy TanningLamp's objections. Arjunasbow17:28, 18 July 2007 (UTC)