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John Gorman (born 4 January 1936) is an English comedian, vocalist and comedy musician.
Nov 1, 2022 · John Gorman — now 91 and living north of San Diego — says he was lucky to work with dedicated and determined researchers, including Vince Freda and immunologist William Pollack.
- Billy Bass. Don't Edit. Bass built one of the most versatile careers in the history of Cleveland radio. One of the first black DJs in Cleveland radio, he worked at WIXY-AM/1260, and became one of the WIXY Supermen.
- Ruby Cheeks. Don't Edit. Gained fame in local radio in the 1980s as part of "Jeff and Flash's Morning Zoo" on WMMS-FM/100.7. Eventually moved to WNCX-FM/98.5, where she was a popular afternoon-drive deejay for a number of years.
- Lisa Dillon. Don't Edit. Dillon got her start in Cleveland radio in 1988 on WMMS-FM/100.7, working on the morning show with Jeff and Flash. She remained with the station until 1995.
- Maria Farina. Don't Edit. Maria Farina landed at WMMS in 1986 fresh out of Ohio University and quickly gained popularity. She left in 1989 to work for Top 40 station WPHR-FM/107.
Jan 20, 2016 · Thirty-six year old John Gorman, was called to Tunica County for a Gaming Commission simulated firearms training seminar. The longtime certifying instructor was Special Agent Robert Sharp. According to the family attorney, on that cold January morning something went terribly wrong.
Nov 1, 2022 · Tonight, we tell the story of a brilliant Australian researcher, John Gorman whose breakthrough 50 years ago has saved countless lives around the world ever since. Andrew Probyn reports. Sarah ...
Jul 27, 2016 · In September 1961 Carey was a 24-year-old lieutenant, Gorman a wide-eyed 17-year-old private, part of an Irish contingent of United Nations peacekeepers deployed in the Democratic Republic of...
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Feb 15, 2019 · But there was one officer who took such wisdom to heart: Lieutenant John Reginald Gorman of the Irish Guards. In 1944, while serving with the 2nd Armored Battalion of the Guards Armored Division in France during the Second World War, Gorman managed to take out a German super-tank: a 70-ton Königstiger.
