Grand Ole Opry turns literary
United Press International reports a wave of autobiographies from country stars Loretta Lynn Tammy Wynette and Tom T Hall following Loretta Lynn's Coal Miner's Daughter Tammy Wynette's Stand By Your Man and Tom T Hall's The Storyteller's Nashville with release plans and public appearances. It also mentions Paul Simon's film project in Cleveland directed by Robert M. Young with filming in Ohio and New York City.
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Clapton Says Cheerers Risked Safety After Warsaw Show
Blues guitarist Eric Clapton told Israeli reporters in Tel Aviv that fans who cheered at his Warsaw concert faced danger. He recalled security dragging youths by the hair and striking them after last week’s performance, while noting government control over what is deemed music.
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Carroll Takes New Dramatic Role in Gertrude Stein Show
Pat Carroll returns to the stage in New York with a one woman show titled Gertrude Stein Gertrude Stein Gertrude Stein. She notes a dignified shift while enjoying audience reactions after performances.
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Meara Demoted to Cook Role on Archie Bunker's Place
Anne Meara says she has been demoted by CBS TV to play the cook opposite Carroll O Conn or on Archie Bunker's Place. She compared the move to a past role as a lawyer and noted she knows little about cooking or law.
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Sinatra Steals Show For Geraldine Jones at World Mercy Fund
Frank Sinatra performed a smoldering The Lady is a Tramp at the Waldorf Astoria benefiting World Mercy Fund. Geraldine Jones, long abused by Flip Wilson in drag, was left virtually speechless by the moment.
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King outlines Washington trip agenda with WIPP and tax talks
New Mexico Governor Bruce King plans a two day Washington visit to press Congress on the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant WIPP and the windfall profits tax. He will meet Rep. Mel Price and the New Mexico delegation and attend a private dinner at the Hyatt Regency to rally support for President Carter. King also seeks an exemption for state oil and gas royalties from the tax and will urge utilities to slow rate increases. He may propose higher starting pay for penitentiary guards to address a 23 member shortage.
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Shah undergoes operation amid uncertain condition in New York
Exiled Iranian Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi, 59, is undergoing exploratory surgery at New York Hospital Cornell Medical Center after arriving unannounced Monday night. Officials say blood tests and X-rays will guide next steps, with a press conference planned to discuss his status.
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Kennedy Quietly Builds Presidential Run Network
Senator Edward Kennedy has told 150 to 200 Democrats he plans to form a campaign committee and seek the presidency. He has contacted Gov. Edmund Browder and Gov. Ella Grasso among others but not President Carter, with discussions described as friendly and exploratory.
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Stocks Try Moderate Rebound as Bargains Appea r
The New York market saw a modest rally attempt after a two week slide as bargain hunters bought selectively. The Dow rose to about 810.23 as advances edged declines, with 657 stocks up and 526 down on the NYSE tape. Interest rates and credit costs restrain buying, banks raised loan rates, and speculation swirled about Fed rate moves. IBM led activity with a notable uptick as the Dow Jones industrials recovered slightly from a nine month low.
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