Word: coast-to-coast
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...among other things, paying the dinner checks she always used to have to pick up herself, even when in a crowd. To her friends, she talked casually of the possibility of marriage. Her new back-up group, the Full Tilt Boogie Band, had got excellent notices on a coast-to-coast tour last summer. Recording sessions for Columbia-six-day-a-week affairs, often running from 2 p.m. to midnight-had been going well. Out of ten songs planned for her new album, she had only two left to complete. One was Buried Alive in the Blues...
...coast-to-coast media merger were not enough, there were reports at week's end that the New York Times, which gave the Los Angeles Times-Newsday story front-page play, was talking to the Hearst Corp. about purchasing the strike-troubled Los Angeles Herald-Examiner. New York Times Publisher Arthur Ochs ("Punch") Sulzberger was not available for comment...
...nation, Secretary of Labor George Shultz said last week, cannot stand for a coast-to-coast rail shutdown. Over the weekend, the U.S. came within an inch of just that disaster, and the threat, though momentarily averted, remains...
...returning to the virtuous past ?real or imagined?has haunted Americans, never more' so than today. A nostalgic country twang resounds all up and down the pop charts. Glen Campbell and Johnny Cash, two singers once chained to the old country circuit, are now national figures with coast-to-coast network shows. Commercialized even further, the country strain runs into advertising?most egregiously in Salem cigarettes' unwittingly ironic paean to the joys of fresh...
...that Alice Brock and her shortlived hash house have been immortalized in song and screenplay, she is making the most of it. She is franchising a coast-to-coast chain of Alice's Restaurants; the first four (in Boston, New York, Nashville and Los Angeles) are scheduled to open this year. Money is already pouring in from her Alice's Restaurant Cookbook (Random House; $5.95), which has a first printing of 40,000 copies...