Johnny Cash and Family Delights Crowded C R Coliseum
The man in black headlined a two hour Vet erans Memorial Coliseum show with more than 25 songs. Johnny Cash performed with family members including June Carter Carter family Rosanne and brother Tommy. The concert drew a near capacity audience and opened with Tommy introducing the act with high spirits.
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Johnny Cash Returns to Grand Rapids Coliseum Crowd
Johnny Cash headlines a concert in Grand Rapids with June Carter and Jan Howard. The show features medleys of railroad and prison songs, scenes from Folsom Prison, and the contrast of Cash’s hard life themes with family presence.
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Cross of Iron review notes heavy violence and pacing flaws
A sharp focus on Coburn as a professional soldier contrasts with Schell and Mason. Peckinpah delivers graphic battle scenes and brutal moments yet the drama remains dull, with uneven accents and lengthy dialogue that fail to ignite. The film is praised for violence but criticized for pacing and heat.
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Jaycee Wives Donate Funds to Local Charities
The Cedar Rapids Jaycee Wives gave $500 checks to Linn County Council on Aging and to the Kidney Foundation. The Council on Aging will assist the elderly with medications and utilities, while the Kidney Foundation will use the donation for research.
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Japanese Citizens Travel Abroad Record Year 1976
Tokyo reports a new travel record with about 2.85 million Japanese citizens taking overseas trips in the fiscal year ending March 30. The United States tops destinations, followed by Taiwan, South Korea and Hong Kong.
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House aims to finish energy bill in July
House leaders say action on President Carter's energy proposals should be completed by July to allow Senate passage and enactment this year. Jim Wright warns reconciliation of regional interests is the greatest challenge, with economists blasting the program as inflationary. On this date notes recount 1972 Madonna vandalism and 1967 Egyptian reserve mobilization.
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Republican Chair Attacks Gov Loveless as “Compact Governor”
Twenty years ago Republican State Chairman Jurgemeyer criticized Governor Loveless calling him a compact governor highlighting party tension over governance and policy power.
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