Carlson, Gretchen (c. 1966–)
Carlson, Gretchen (c. 1966–)
Miss America and broadcaster. Name variations: Gretchen Carlson Close. Born Gretchen Elizabeth Carlson c. 1966 in Anoka, Minnesota; Stanford University, honors graduate, 1990.
Named Miss America (1989), representing Minnesota, the 1st classical violinist to win title; was host of "Saturday Early Show" for CBS and correspondent for "CBS Evening News." Recognized by National American Women in Radio and Television for 30-part series on domestic violence; received 2 Emmy Awards.
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