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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1973

Page

7

Supreme Court ends irrevocable college residency rule

The Supreme Court on June 11 struck down a Connecticut law defining student residency by address, ruling two applicants denied due process as they could not prove genuine residency. Justice Stewart said irrebuttable presumptions of nonresidency violate the Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments, while noting states may still require bona fide residency duration in student status.

Washington U. S. Supreme Court Connecticut Margaret Kline Patricia Catapano Catapano Ohio U of C Potter Stewart Stewart

No-ripoff youth club Highway 61 opens July 4

Highway 61 a soft drink youth club opens at 12142 Summers St on July 4. Proprietor George Rollins a Charleston High graduate aims to provide a music focused venue free of dope and booze. The club will run Wednesdays to Saturdays 7 pm to midnight or 1 am with admission tied to the featured band's charge and tentative plans include community theater and youth issue discussions Sundays afternoons.

Highway 61 Summers St George Rollins Charleston High Rollins

Led Zeppelin claims biggest one act audience in U S history

Led Zeppelin concerts draw huge crowds on a 33 concert 30 city May July tour with June off. Tampa Stadium attendance 56 800 and gross 309 000 set a US one act record. Plant credits audience rapport and telepathy with fans as key to their evolving artistry and live impact.

Beatles Rolling Stones Three Dogs Night Grand Funk Railroad Led Zeppelin United States Tampa Stadium U.S Atlanta Tampa Jimmy Page The Yardbirds Robert Plant New Orleans England America Stones Weks David Clayton-Thomas Columbia Records Davis Blood, Sweat and Tears Columbia Clayton-Thomas Warner Brothers

Payola scandal rocks 1970s pop music industry

Ten years after a key reform, payola erupts again as organized crime and drugs shadow the business. The piece traces huge profits, grueling schedules, and mounting pressures on stars, managers, and labels, with Clive Davis’s Columbia firing spotlighting the ongoing pay-for-play system and top promoters like Kal Rudman.

New York Clive J. Davis Columbia Records Forbes Magazine United States Nhe Kai Rudman Cherry Hill N.J Rudman

Woodstock style concert eyed at Watkins Glen Grand Prix track

Promoters Shelly Finkel and Jim Koplik announce a 12 hour Summer Jam at the Watkins Glen racetrack near Elmira on July 28 featuring the Allman Brothers Band and the Grateful Dead with the Band. The event includes 300 acres of free parking 400 camping acres and an 80 acre stage field with a 250 degree sight line. Grounds open July 27 at noon and tickets cost 10.

Watkins Glen N.Y Shelly Finkel Jim Koplik Cornucopia Productions Allman Brothers Grateful Dead Manhattan Ticketron

Flack to headline Ohiofest at Riverfront Stadium

Roberta Flack headlines the 12th annual Ohio Valley Jazz Festival at Riverfront Stadium in Cincinnati. She appears July 6 with B B King Billy Paul Charles Mingus and Freddie Hubbard, and July 7 features Stevie Wonder Donny Hathaway the Staple Singers Herbie Mann David Newman and Rashaan Roland Kirk.

Cincinnati Roberta Flack Ohio Valley Riverfront Stadium Miss Flack B.B. King Billy Paul Charles Mingus Freddie Hubbard Stevie Wonder Donny Hathaway Staple Singers Herbie Mann David Newman Rashsaan Roland Kirk

Stonehenge to Perform at Rock Lake Pool Today

Stonehenge will present a concert at Rock Lake Pool from 1 to 3 p.m. today with regular admission charged. The group plays Black Oak Arkansas boogie music with two drummers, in a style reminiscent of the Allman Brothers Band.

Stonehenge Rock Lake Pool

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