Elvis Presley Stirs Fans With Rebel Image and Rise
A fragmented historical sketch tracks Elvis Presley’s rise from early influences and radio exposure to national fame. It notes his rebellious image, breakthrough on TV, and chart success with Heartbreak Hotel and early hits, shaping a cultural shift in American music. The piece mentions Lucky authors’ tone and the era’s evolving attitudes.
Elvis Presley and early rock icons shaped 1950s music scene
A fragmented reminiscence covers Scotty Moore and Bill Black driving early guitar bass pairs, Elvis Presley’s rise via Sun Records and manager Col Tom Parker, and the 1950s shift of country roots into rock and roll. It notes Presley’s evolving visibility in pop and country charts and his enduring cultural impact.
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Notable Actors Face Equity Dispute and Health News
AP reports in York that Redgrave denies discrimination as Equity Union plans action against pay practices affecting American actors. Minneapolis notes Senator Humphrey’s recovery from cancer surgery while Crosby visits Oslo for charity show and Daltey breaks hip during stage fall at a Raleigh dinner theater.
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Chambers Hospital Cuts Back On Subsidy Request
Chambers Hospital seeks reduced subsidies and capital outlays amid a $32,000 operating shortfall and plans to trim requests from county commissioners. Administrator Trayhan outlined 1978 operating costs, projected patient days, and proposed capital items including a portable X ray unit and a monitored recovery area, as West Side Clinic increases collections and patient stays.
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Outlet Store Sales Soar in New York Area
New York AP reports outlet stores, low-rent district self service clothing outlets, project 1.25 billion in sales this year up from 1.0 billion in 1976 and 750 million in 1975. Blumenfeld, president of April Marcus Ing, cites strong economy and value seeking shoppers as growth drivers across outlets nationwide.
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April Marcus Ing
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Mexican American Judge Under Study in Western District
The Justice Department was asked to study appointing a Mexican American to a new federal judgeship in the Western District of Texas. Reuben Bonilla of LU LULAC led the effort, with Ruben Sandsaval of San Antonio hosting talks in Washington. The district runs El Paso to Austin, San Antonio to Del Rio, and Judge Reynaldo Garza is the sole Mexican American judge in the system. The group seeks qualified candidates and Carter administration backing, contingent on support from Sen Lloyd Bentsen.
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Did You Know Inventions and Honors From 1938
Read a mix of odd facts and notices. National Geographic cites up to 13 million bicycles worldwide and about six jars in France per person. Northwestern University awarded Charlie McCarthy a humor degree on August 28 1938. Vague local names mention Tony Canales and an attorney discussing an electric Bonilla skillet and a roasted utensil claim.
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Druce backs Exxon and Mrs Brock in oil lease ruling
Druce endorsed Mrs Brock for the Position 7 school ward race and praised her knowledge and dedication to public education. Exxon officials welcomed a court decision allowing sale and stated plans to begin drilling in the Mid-Atlantic OCS area, with operations possible by December after permit delays are resolved.
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Holston
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