Rumors Fly Over Bowie's Sinatra Biopic and Other Music News
A rumor that David Bowie sought approval to portray Frank Sinatra fades as spokespeople deny plans for a Sinatra biopic. Led Zeppelin's autumn U.S. tour is postponed after Robert Plant's car accident in Greece. Elton remarks in Congress and Gladys Knight praised by Rep. Conyers. Charlie Daniels complains Capitol released a five year old solo LP, MCA insures Jim Dandy for Black Oak Arkansas, and Richard Pryor's Is It Something I Said? faces sharp criticism for racist humor recorded at the Latin Casino.
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Atlantic
David Bowie
Frank Sinatra
Bowie
Sinatra
RCA
New Mexico
the King
Led Zeppelin
Robert Plant
Greece
Plant
London
Elton
John Conyers
Michigan
Motown
Gladys Knight & the
Pips
Conyers
Charlie Daniels
Buddah
Capitol Records
Capitol
Richard Pryor
Warner Bros
Pryor
America
Stepin Fetchit
Cherry Hill
N.J
Top 10 Albums Week of August 18 1975
The Billboard chart lists the top ten albums for the week of August 18 led by Eagles One of These Nights and The Heat Is On by Isley Brothers. Jefferson Starship Red Octopus, Average White Band Cut the Cake, Elton John Capt Fantastic, James Taylor Gorilla, Janis Ian Between the Lines, Captain & Tennille Love Will Keep Us Together, and War Why Can t We Be Friends round out the ranking.
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Isley Brothers
Red Octopus
Jefferson Starship
Cut the
Average White Band
Capt. Fantastic
Elton John
Gorilla
James Taylor
Cat Stevens
Janis Law
Captain & Tennille
War
Flagship Four Spades Declared Doomed By Unusual Play
A bridge column recounts Easts play to defeat four spades after South overreaches at notrump. South’s line fails when East unexpectedly shows king of hearts on a second heart lead, ending the contract. A Florida reader asks about opening bids with a weak hand and the Jacobys explain that opening with that hand can profit in any system.
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South
Dummy
North
West
East
Florida
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Daily Horoscope for August 21, 1975 Aries through Pisces
Thursday is mixed for all signs with advice to avoid groups for Aries and secrecy for Taurus. Gemini should skip errands. Cancer is urged to curb spending. Leo should listen to others. Virgo avoid unfamiliar tools. Libra keep gatherings limited. Scorpio work at home but expect no praise. Sagittarius skip deep debates. Capricorn consult family before purchases. Aquarius meet new people. Pisces follow hunches away from work.
Your Birthday Horoscope for the Year Ahead
A brief forecast notes you cannot possess all the world’s money this year yet offers happiness through frequent short trips and meeting new people. The item bears a Newspaper Enterprise Association credit.
Television Logs Page Listing Schedule
Televisions logs show Wednesday night lineup including Travel, Film Truth or Consequences, That Girl and Hogan's Heroes. Evening Edition with Martin Agronsky airs at 6 30 while other news channels run programs at 2 and 5 6 7 11 12 across the schedule.
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Hogan's Heroes
Martin Agronsky
FBI
Gomer Pyle
Beverly Hillbillies
Jimmy Dean
Andy Griffith
Ben Vereen
700 Club
The
Waltons
Arkansas
Continuum
San Francisco
Clear & Free
Audubon Wildlife Theatre
ABC News
Israelis battle and kill three guerrillas near Hanita
Israeli troops surrounded three Arab guerrillas in a wood near Hanita four miles from the Mediterranean and killed them after a 30 minute battle. One Israeli was wounded. The clash happened as Kissinger prepared to visit for peace talks with Egypt. Reinforcements shielded the kibbutz area, and two guerrillas were killed before the survivor fled and was chased.
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Hanita
Israel
Henry A. Kissinger
Washington
Mediterranean
Brownbuilder Myron Rhodes Employed Locally in Arkansas
Myron Rhodes of Sheridan an electrician with Brown & Root Inc now works from home in Arkansas. Married to Alma Louallen he has four grown sons including Hubert and David at Brown & Root. He farms hunts and fishes in spare time while Brown & Root emphasizes local hiring and advancement on state projects to benefit communities and the economy.
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Myron Rhodes
Sheridan
Brown & Root, Inc
Arkansas
Alma Louallen
Paron
Hubert
David
Brown & Root
Myron
Dear Dr Lamb Diet and potassium in heart and pregnancy cases
Dr Lamb advises against dieting during pregnancy and stresses increased protein calcium and iron for fetal development. He warns cider vinegar lecithin kelp and vitamin B-6 offer no protection and urges medical supervision. He also explains potassium use with diuretics and digitalis depends on kidney function and diet intake.
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DR. Lamb
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