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Academy of Country Music
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The Associated Press story run by the Deseret[1] News on May 11, 1995 says McEntire won 'at the Academy of Country Music Awards on Wednesday'; UPI's[6] winners list is datelined Los Angeles, May 10, 1995, and a Billboard[2][4] photo caption also dates the 30th show to May 10, 1995.Reba McEntire won her first Academy of Country Music Entertainer of the Year on 10 May 1995, dedicating it to Oklahoma City after the federal-building bombing; newcomer Tim McGraw took Album of the Year and John Michael Montgomery's "I Swear" won Single and Song.
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