Nostalgia
1971

Oscar Winners
Best Picture
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Actor
Gene Hackman
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Actress
Jane Fonda
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Top 25 Songs
1	MAGGIE MAY/REASON TO BELIEVE
		Rod Stewart  Mercury
2	IT'S TOO LATE/I FEEL THE EARTH MOVE
		Carole King  Ode

3	JOY TO THE WORLD
		Three Dog Night  Dunhill
4	KNOCK THREE TIMES
		Dawn  Bell
5	HOW CAN YOU MEND A BROKEN HEART
		Bee Gees  Atco
6	BRAND NEW KEY
	Melanie  Neighborhood
7	GO AWAY LITTLE GIRL
		Donny Osmond  MGM
8	FAMILY AFFAIR
		Sly & the Family Stone  Epic
9	INDIAN RESERVATION (THE LAMENT OF THECHEROKEE RESERVATION INDIAN)
		The Raiders  Columbia
10	JUST MY IMAGINATION (RUNNING AWAYWITH ME)
		The Temptations  Gordy
11	GYPSYS, TRAMPS & THIEVES
		Cher  Kopp
12	ONE BAD APPLE
		The Osmonds  MGM
13	ME AND BOBBY MCGEE
		Janis Joplin  Columbia
14	TAKE ME HOME, COUNTRY ROADS
		John Denver  RCA
16	YOU'VE GOT A FRIEND
		James Taylor  Warner Bros
16	TREAT HER LIKE A LADY
		Cornelius Brothers & Sister Rose  UA
17	THEME FROM "SHAFT"
		Issac Hayes  Enterprise
18	UNCLE ALBERT-ADMIRAL HALSEY
		Paul and Linda McCartney  Apple
19	GROOVE ME
		King Floyd  Chimneyville
20	MR. BIG STUFF
		Jean Knight  Stax
21	SUPERSTAR
		Carpenters  A&M
22	WHAT'S GOING ON
		Marvin Gaye  Tamla
23	SHE'S A LADY
		Tom Jones  Parrot
24	HAVE YOU SEEN HER
		The Chi-Lites  Brunswick
25	THE NIGHT THEY DROVE OLD DIXIE DOWN
		Joan Baez  Vanguard

World Series Champion
Pittsburgh 4, Baltimore 3

National Football League Champion
Baltimore defeated Dallas 16-13 in Super Bowl V at Miami, January 17 

National Basketball League Champion
1970-71    Milwaukee Bucks over the Baltimore Bullets    4-0

National Hockey League Champion
Montreal Canadiens

Heavyweight Champion
08 Mar 71   Joe Frazier w.pts.15 Muhammad Ali at New York

President/Vice President
Republican,1969-1974, Richard Milhous Nixon/Spiro T. Agnew (1969-1973), 

News Events
Conviction of Charles Manson and 3 of his followers for first-degree murder in the 1969 slaying of actress Sharon Tate and 6 others. 
An earthquake in California's San Fernando Valley kills 64 people and injures a thousand. 
New York Times begins publication of classified Pentagon papers on the U.S. involvement in Vietnam. 
The $70 million Kennedy Center opens in Washington, DC. 
A four-day revolt at New York's Attica state prison ends after being stormed by a thousand state troopers.