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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1972

Page

4

Townshend Turns Off Dope and Embraces Meher Baba

Peter Townshend, in a softer solo debut dedicated to Meher Baba, discusses stopping drugs after a life on the road. He recalls Baba's influence and notes his own journey from rock wreck to contemplative artist, urging readers toward a “natural high” and directing interested fans to the Meher Baba Information Center in Berkeley, California.

Peter Townshend The Who Meher Baba Townshend Monterey Woodstock Dylan Jagger Hendrix Can Baba God Man Peter Melody Maker Rolling Stone Hope India Mighty Quinn San Francisco Berkeley Calif

Local Charleston Rock Renaissance Gains Steam

Local guitarist Terry Lowry reports Charleston enters a second rock renaissance as Red Weather grows its following and Ferret, newly formed from Brick River members, gains traction. The scene features skilled players like Randall Wray and Joe Stephens, with bands maturing beyond teen audiences and aiming for broader recognition.

Charleston Red Weather Randall Wray Brick River Skip Slaughter Chris Coll Gerry Davis the End Chris Tim Joe Stephens Joe Wedge Black Orchids Dragonwyck Quiet Skip Christ Ferret Red Weather’s

Youth vote rate totals 66 percent in primary surveys

Tim O'Brien reports a Washington Post poll by The Student Vote showing about 55 percent of students voted in primaries, higher than the 30 to 40 percent of eligible voters in recent Gallup data. The study notes strong registration among youths and a shift toward the Democratic party, with regional variations in turnout and concentration around campuses.

Washington Unidex Corp Student Vote George Gallup American Institute of Public Opinion Ridley M. Whittaker Gallup New York Boston Houston Cambridge Mass Harvard Radcliffe Lesley College MIT California UCLA Stanford Philadelphia Democratic Party Whitaker

Christian Woodstock fuels large Charleston youth turnout in Dallas

About 200 area youths from Charleston churches join an anticipated 250000 at the Explo ’72 rally in Dallas Texas. Rev Billy Graham speaks as part of Campus Crusade for Christ International while participants plan street corner evangelism and campus oriented seminars during the Cotton Bowl mass rallies.

Charleston Area Dall Tex Jim Robinson South Charleston Billy Graham Graham Campus Crusade For Christ International Cotton Bowl

Janis Joplin In Concert review and other notes

A companion album review covers Janis Joplin In Concert a two record set with fourteen tracks from 1968 to 1970 in Detroit San Francisco and Canada. The critique notes strong live energy and rough sound quality plus three previously unavailable tracks and dialogue between songs. It also previews Kenny Loggins and Jim Messina Sittin In and Black Oak Arkansas Keep the Faith praising their styles and performances.

Huntington Black Oak Arkansas Black Oak B.B

New adults learn about credit rights in survival course

A question answer session with Charleston Retail Credit Bureau executive Robert Stockley covered how to view one’s credit file, confidentiality, and the impact of bad ratings. Seminar leaders stressed responsibility and the bankruptcy option, noting no jail for debt and that credit issues can be resolved through negotiations.

National Bank of Commerce Charleston Retail Credit Bureau Robert Stockley Gary Markham Thomas Goodwin William Joerg Ferrell Stockley Charleston Bureau Tey Credit Bureau Mem Ber William R. Joerg Jr Willam Grandstaff Markham Goodwin U.S

Black Oak Arkansas Promotes Vote at Two WV Concerts

Black Oak Arkansas the Ozark rock group returns to West Virginia for two vote encouragement concerts sponsored by the West Virginia Youth Citizenship Fund Inc. They will perform at the Parkersburg auditorium on Thursday and at the Huntington Memorial Fieldhouse on Friday. Fund director Fred Rader said the band will perform at reduced cost with ticket prices scaled down to support the cause.

Black Oak Parkersburg Arkansas Iron Butterfly West Virginia

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