Carlene Carter Seeks Musical Identity Beyond Kin
Singer Carlene Carter says she wants to be known for her music not for relatives Maybelle Carter or Johnny Cash. She recorded her first album in London to avoid influence, blends rock and country on Never Together but Close Sometimes, and lives in Nashville with her children while pursuing a life on the road.
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Flying High stars Connie Sellecca Pat Klaus and Kathryn Witt
Novice Sunwest Airlines stewards portrayed by Connie Sellecca Pat Klaus and Kathryn Witt in a new CBS comedy. Premieres Monday August 28 with Friday airings starting September 22. Jim Hutton and David Hayward guest star as Paul Mitchell and Burt Stahl. Howard Paltt plays a Sunwest Flight Captain.
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Pat Klaus
Kathryn Witt
Sunwest Airlines
CBS
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David Hayward
Paul Mitchell
Burt Stahl
Sunwest
Howard Paltt
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Television Tonight 9 to 12 Meters with Movie and Concert
Prime time line up includes MIKE DOUGLAS with Victoria Mallory and Beatlemania cast at 9, MASH and Damien at 8 30 and 9 respectively, and live Bernstein Rostropovich birthday special at 9 on channel 25. Evening movie Barabbas follows at 9 on channel 43 and Joan of Arc on late channels.
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Almanac entry for August 28 1978 and historic note
This almanac entry lists August 28 as the 240th day of 1978 with 125 remaining, notes planetary morning and evening stars, and mentions Virgo births and Charles Boyer born on this date. It recalls WEAF radio’s first sponsorship in 1922 and a civil rights march in Washington in 1963, plus Euripides’ quip.
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