Country Music Goes to War Over New Style and Stars
Olivia Newton-John tops the Country Music Association awards, triggering a clash on Nashville’s Music Row. A.C.E. forms to preserve a distinct country identity as veteran stars like Roy Acuff and Tammy Wynette defend traditional roots against crossover influences and pop sound integration.
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Nashville
Tenn
Olivia Newton-John
Stampede
Nashville Sound
Country Music Association
Music Row
Miss Newton- John
Miss Newton-John
Uns
Johnny Paycheck
Billy Walker
A.C.E
Paycheck
Walker
Roy Acuff
Porter Wagoner
Conway Twitty
Tammy Wynette
Dolly Parton
Jo Walker
Association
Bill Williams
Billboard
News Weekly of Music
C.M.A
Olivia Newton- John
Bill Anderson
New Association
Kris Kristofferson
Grand Ole Opry
Hank Snow
Kristofferson
John
Waylon
Charlie Rich
Miss. Newton-John
Denver
Tom T. Hall
Changes Ahead In Records Act
Sens Buckley and Pell plan amendments to the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act to clarify student records rules. Proposals would let colleges send grades to dependent students’ parents, bar access to confidential financial aid documents, and allow waivers for letters of recommendation with rules to apply after December 31, 1974.
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Buckley
Con
R-N.y
Pell
D-R.l
Senate’ Education
Subcommittee
Lobbying Controls Criticized At Princeton University
Sen. Edmund S. Muskie criticized current lobbying laws at Princeton University, calling the law woefully inadequate and citing sleazy deals and government by special interests. He urged comprehensive disclosure and strong enforcement to curb influence.
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Princeton
N.J
Edmund S. Muskie
Dmaine
Princeton University
Muskie
Youth Services Conference Set for Kennebunk in December
The Youth Services Coordination Agency announces a conference in Kennebunk on December 10 from 9 30 a m to 2 30 p m. Southern field coordinator Thomas Kane cites a prior October meeting of about 35 youth workers and advocates shaping workshops on juvenile court, foster care, afterschool programs in York County.
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Augusta
Youth Services Coordination Agency
Kennebunk
Thomas Kane
Southern
Thhat
York County
Kane
Nicholas Danton
Jack Ferriter
Boys Training Center
Margaret Anderson
of and Parole
Barbara Messer
George Wood
Freda Plumley
Steve Ludwig
David Cleaves
iWelfare
Larry Hames
New Life Centers
John Donovan
Bob Hodgen
Department of Parks and Recreation
Joseph Mauro
Coast of Maine Resources
St. Monica’s Church
Route 1
Fisheries Licenses Due for 1975 Renewal
The National Marine Fisheries Service reminds fishermen that December 31 is the deadline to renew licenses for vessels fishing beyond the three mile limit. Licenses are free and forms are available from Kevin R. Sullivan, Special Agent, NMFS, U.S. Courthouse, Portland Maine.
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National Marine Fisheries Service
Law Enforcement and Marine Mammal Protection Division
Kevin R. Sullivan
U.S. Courthouse
Portland
Maine
Grasso Plans Economy Push Upon Connecticut Inauguration
Hartford AP Ella Grasso says after taking office January 8 she will replace predecessor names on stationery to save money and tackle a $200 million revenue gap. She taps George Conkling to cut agency spending and will hold public hearings on budgets starting today.
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Hartford
Ella Grasso
Connecticut
Thomas J. Meskill
Windsor
Meskill
Grasso
Meskill Administration
Department of Finance and Control
Departments of Health and Community Affairs
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Farrar Brown
Martin’s
Niin
Kennebunkport
Highway Department
Employment Security Commission
Alfred Street
Charles W. Sullivan
Board OF Selectmen
York
Boston
Sea Hawk
White Heat Casablanca
Sierra Madre
Harper
York Cable Corporation
Main Street
ICBO
White House
Pennsylvania
Five Points Shopping Center
Alfred Road
Porterhouse
Iga
Ona
Maine State
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