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In Tribute to "The Chief"
"The Chief," the late Arthur J. Rooney, Jr., was the patriarch of the Pittsburgh Steelers, and a larger than life figure beloved for his kindness and generosity. While he supported many causes during his life, his favorite charity was the Catholic Youth Association.
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In Tribute to "The Gunner"
The Prince award is named for the late Bob Prince affectionally known as "The Gunner." Prince broadcasted Pirates Baseball from 1948 to 1975. His trademarks were colorful sports jackets and even more colorful one-liners.
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"Goodnight, good luck, and good news tomorrow..."
Those were the words that Bill Burns used to close every newscast for three decades. They are also words that most Pittsburghers over the age of 50 still remember. That's because Bill Burns was the face of local news in the 1960s, 70s, and 80s.
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John E. McGrady, Commissioner of Allegheny Cty, 1966-73
The late John E. McGrady was a a great civic and political leader. During his tenure as a commissioner he was instrumental in the development of mass transit including
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