Word: stadiums
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...expressway in New York City with the single exception of the East River Drive; he built every one of the city's bridges constructed since 1909; he built, in addition to more than a quarter of a million anonymous public housing units, Lincoln Center, the U.N. headquarters, and Shea Stadium...
...addition to the dead and wounded, whose numbers were still being counted, Greeks were holding thousands of Cypriot prisoners, including 1,750 in the Limassol football stadium. Reportedly, hundreds of Greek P.O.W.s were taken off the island to Turkey. Both sides obviously hoped to use the prisoners as bar-gaming chips in peace negotiations that got under way last week in Geneva...
Since they disbanded, their two albums have become oral histories of an era, selling 3,050,000 copies. When the 26-city, 31-concert comeback tour was announced, the 30,375-seat Roosevelt Stadium in Jersey City, N.J., sold out in less than a day, a Ticketron record. Before opening night in Seattle, advance sales for the tour-at an average of $7.50 a ticket-projected a $10 million gross (compared to the $5.7 million grossed by Dylan last winter), which would make C. S. N. & Y. the most commercially successful tour in the history of U.S. music. The group...
...whim but carefully allowing each artist a chance to display his own material. Packed tightly together in front of the stage, teen-agers too young to have been concertgoers in 1970 sway in a mass and sing every word of Carry On. Older C. S. N. & Y. fans occupy stadium bleacher seats, many with small children...
Magical Mystery Tour, the Beatles not so great movie version of paradise, is back at the Welles for another weekend of midnight showings, but this time it's playing with a film record of an old-time Beatle's concert at N.Y.'s Shea Stadium...