Fleetwood Mac Rumours review shows enduring pop chart flame
The album Rumours by Fleetwood Mac dominates then lately holds the number seven spot and showcases Stevie Nicks Christine McVie and Lindsey Buckingham. It blends blues folk country and rock with standout tracks Dreams Go Your Own Way and The Chain while praising female vocal power and soft rock appeal.
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Fleetwood Mac
Stevie Nicks
Christine McVie
Lindsey Buckingham
Nicks
McVie
Debby Boone
Barbra Streisand
Carole Bayer
Rhiannon
Buckingham
Tennessee Enacts Child Restraint Law for Young Children
Tennessee requires children age four and younger to use federally approved restraint devices in vehicles. The act, signed by Gov. Blanton in 1977, includes fines of 2 to 10 dollars and allows for enforcement challenges while troopers will note restraint use on accident reports.
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Nashville
Teens Forgotten In A Tight Job Market
New York report notes teens 16 to 24 suffer higher job losses despite overall improvement. Committee for Economic Development urges expanded training, intermediary training bodies, and more government manpower contracts. Leaders blame lack of vocational training as schools shifted toward college tracks, with trade education fading from public systems. Today songwriter Harold Arlen is 73 years old.
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New York
Committee For Economic Development
CED
Forrest Shumway
Signal Companies
Los Angeles
Gallup Youth Survey Shows Teen Pessimism About Future
A Gallup Youth Survey from Princeton, N J reports 53 percent of American teenagers predict the world will be worse in 10 years. Most cite environmental issues, energy shortages, and pollution as key concerns while non white teens show relatively brighter views amid high unemployment. Differences by age, SES, and region are noted, with 13 percent undecided or neutral and 34 percent optimistic.
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Princeton
N.J
Gallup
Carter
Father's Education College
East
Midwest
Parochial Essay and Poetry Winners Named in Cedar Rapids Area
Nine students from Regis High School St. Jude Catholic School Ludmila Catholic School and St. Matthew St. Pius and others won first or runner up honors in essay and poetry divisions of the Cedar Rapids parochial school competition sponsored by Cedar Rapids Court No. 1768 Catholic Daughters of America. Winners and teachers will attend a dinner at the Knights of Columbus Hall with top entries advancing to state competition.
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Cedar Rapids
Marion
Cedar Rapids Court
Catholic Daughters of America
Janet Twadle
25Th Ave
Regis High School
Margi Hadish
Hamilton St
Ludmila Catholic School
Katy Otting
First Ave. SW
St. Jude Catholic School
Tom Benning
David Mochal
Regis
Theresa Sharpe
St. Pius
Kerry Reeves
St. Matthew
Kathy Kleiman
St. Jude
Laura Fisher
St. Ludmila
Knights of Columbus
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