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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1977
Page
8
Erma Bombeck notes that many women say husbands hate parties due to long hours standing talking and listening to discussions about pets medical topics or other trivial chatter. The piece lampoons social expectations and marital patience in domestic gatherings.
A humorous reminiscence about a married couple at a party where signals, like anchors in the tongue and changing clothes, reveal when the husband wants to exit. The anecdote travels through comic misreadings, secret signals, and playful jabs about marriage dynamics.
Roosevelt Grier former Rams star auctioning a quilt with signatures of the 1977 Los Angeles Rams to raise funds for Giant Step a charity he founded for underprivileged teens. The Aug. 21 sale will feature donated items from celebrities such as John Wayne Jacqueline Onassis Telly Savalas and Robert Blake.
Dan Fogelberg delivered a polished concert at the Community Center Arena to about 3 500 fans. The star, likened to John Denver, balanced acoustic and full band moments with Fool’s Gold, while signaling broader appeal beyond Tucson, and closing with Part of the Plan.
A scrambled horoscope column assigns zodiac signs to historical figures, blends quirky claims with dated astrological advice, and ends noting a 1977 copyright with misread names and garbled phrases. It references F Scott Fitzgerald and other names in a playful but erroneous fashion.
An Adrian costume designer from Hollywoods golden era is celebrated while a Tucson dog Adrian the shelter animal is up for adoption. Smithsonian seeks Adrian originals for its National Museum of History and Technology and a local contact lists Claudia Kidwell at the Smithsonian for donations. A Dahlia salute in Douglas honors its Mexican sister city with hotel lobby displays from Aug 20 to 21.
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