Summer Fun Dilemmas and Plans Across Arizona
Julie Cart surveys summer options from babysitting and lawn work to movies, water sports, and trips around Arizona. She cautions about spending habits, notes Big Surf crowds, and recalls Nate soap operas while highlighting family visits, travel to Verde River and Saguaro Lake, and the lure of summer school or city jobs.
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Julie Cart
Phil
Vietnam
Tera
Yuma
Verde
Saguaro Lake
Carefree
Cave Creek
Jerome
California
Mexico
Europe
Paris
Material World review taped Harrison's new album bargain
Jay Watrous recalls taping George Harrison’s Living in the Material World from KDKB. He praises the karmic themes and standout tracks while noting personnel including Ringo Starr, Gary Wright, and Klaus Voorman. He sees the album as a strong post-Beatle work urging self change and awareness of material existence.
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Jay Watrous
George Harrison
KDKB
Harrisongs
Harrison
George
Ringo Batting
Jim Horn
Gary Wright
Klaus Voorman
Horn
Ram Dass
Tomorrow Postponed Final Youth Page Until Fall
The edition of Tomorrow is postponed and will be the final youth page until fall due to summer lull. Progress plans to resume features and editorials on high school and college age groups then.
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Progress
Proffit Warmed Crowd for Wishbone Ash at Celebrity Theatre
A sparse Celebrity Theatre crowd welcomed Mason Proffit as a strong warm up for Wishbone Ash. Proffit led a lively sing along with Cripple Creek earning a standing ovation, then Wishbone Ash delivered heavy rock and roll with tight ensemble playing and equal standouts, making it one of Phoenix's best concerts of the year.
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Celebrity Theatre
Mason Proffit
Wishbone Ash
Cripple Creek
Phoenix
Battle with press reaches Cal State Long Beach campus
The Forty-Niner newspaper in Long Beach filed a small claims suit for 400 dollars against the student government over back salaries blocked due to alleged poor performance. The dispute marks a broader government versus press clash spreading from public to campus institutions.
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Long Beach
UPI
Cal State
Small Claims Court
Vicki Skelton
Jayme Wilson
Associated Students
Forty-Niner
Wilson
Miss Skelton
Concerts and shows fill the Phoenix weeknight schedule
Tonight at 6 p.m. Lee Michaels performs at Big Surf Tempe with Oldies but Goodies two sets at 7 and 10 p.m. Tickets from $4 to $6. Telethon airs 10:30 p.m. from Veterans Memorial Coliseum free entry. Sunday 8 p.m. To Live Another Summer at Phoenix Civic Plaza with varied prices. Tuesday Electric Light Orchestra 8:30 p.m. Celebrity Theater tickets range $3.50 to $5.50. Wednesday to Saturday Recreational Vehicles Show at Phoenix Civic Plaza admission $1.50. Also notes campus press editor voices free press concerns in quotes.
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Lee Michaels
Big Surf
N. Hayden Road
Tempe
CODAC
Pat McMahon
Veterans Memorial Coliseum and Exhibition Center
State Fairgrounds
Phoenix
Phoenix Civic Plaza
W. Adams
Electric Light Orchestra
Celebrity Theater
Arizona State
Day of the Jackal review at Kachina theater
Fred Zinnemann directs a complex adaptation of The Day of the Jackal with Edward Fox as the professional killer and Michael Lonsdale as the pursuing commissioner. The film showcases Paris and London locations, convincing performances, and a documentary style, though its 141 minute length and episodic pacing reduce thriller impact.
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Paris
London
Fred Zinnemann
Kachina Theater
Zinnemann
Michael Lonsdale
To A High Place by Teo Savory reviews as thoughtful study
The review praises To A High Place for its meditation on what makes a man. It centers on Reginald Elphinstone, a disfigured botanist who diverges from aristocratic warfare tradition, and notes the book’s rich poetic prose, moving scenes, and the bold exploration of destiny and disability across a turn of the century British family.
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Steve Nebgen
Teo Savory
Elphinstones
Reginald
Savory
Elphinstone
Sir Frith
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Classified Dept
P.O
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Jackal
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Edward Fox
Frederick Forsythe
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Young People
Scottsdale Daily Progress
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Woodsy Owl
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