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Carly Simon — sisger and songwriter — is talking
sweaters now, not music.

“Tm in the sweater business,” she says. “I love
sweaters, but none ‘of them fit. The sleeves aren't long
enough, the neckline is wrong, the shoulders aren't
padded enough.’ So I took all of my sweaters and revised
them the way I'd want them to be.”

Simon and Lisa’ Campbell, a: neighbor in the fishing
village of ha on Martha's Vineyard off the coast

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poutlques in the beach community:
>| VABUSY LADY:
It's just o1 one bina tugging for ‘Simon's attention
. these days.

She also has a Hew album, Hey, Big Man, with rave
reviews, and a hot video for Music Television. Plus, she's
considering film projects and'has given some thought to.
creative writing.

“Ten years ago, I felt very much at a beginning
period, and strangely enough, I feel that’ way penta she:
said. “In 1978, it had.to do with being pregnant and | being.

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NEW. YORK (AP) — Is Landon, Allen Funt and Gav-
in MacLeod.

there was a ‘ime in her proteanional Ite when labels

‘haunted her:

“I couldn't get my songs heard or my voice heard," ¢
she said of her initial stabs to:make a record. “The major

 'Feason people turned me’down was they couldn't figure

ime out, ‘Are you a jazz singer ora rock singer or a folk
singer?’ They had to have the safety of a category. As a {
result, I had to categorize myself.” ‘
¥+\Simon had no)formal training as/a singer, but she
grew up in anenvironment brimming .with music. Her |:

father, publisher'Richard Simon, who co-founded Simon: |

Schuster, was a pianist, Her mother, studied:voice
and her older slater, Joanna, was an soccunp sated opera

Carly, and younger sister Lucy, began singing folk

songs a3 a duo while Carly was a student.

“At the end of my freshman year, my sister and I
wanted to take a vacation and we didn’t have any money,
80 we hitchhiked,. - with our guitars and got a job... and :
quickly embellished our guitar pla;

Simon's: songwriting ‘talents also ‘emerged in her

ria freshman year,:.when ‘she .wrote songs so she could

memorize poems in her, Italian course. ft
What she frets about today is whether her lyrics wil z
sopeal to a younger audience. :
ve been ing if I'm really she Y

rptee somehow have. that awful feeling that I'm

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a’: pane something that Tye belonged to for a long,
time.

LOS, ANGELES. (AP) —
_After. six James Bond movies,
and Tepeated protestations

area, except the- music,” he

said: “It ‘was my idea to have:

good: actors in‘all'the major

the astonishment of onlook-
ers — Connery is unimprese-
ed by the more recent Hong

“We're into what I think is.
a) \primary-style a

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Patti MacLeod, ' recent

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of most stars, yet at‘53. re-
mains muscular and trim.»
‘*T play tennis and golf, but cot bab beds tained: & with bite
that’s about it,” he said. — Murder on the Orient
“There's enough aggra the Man Who.

Express, ‘and
tion in His piteoet kttioe Would Be King — medium

give up the things you enjoy.’ successes — ‘The ‘Wind and -
I don't know ‘where I'd“be; the Lion, The: Great Train
without fried eggs and. fried':Robbery — ‘and: misses —
bacon and all those choles- Meteor, Wrong Is Right.
terol Connery said he had never

The Connery. physique pro- seriously considered a return
vided his start as ‘an actor. to the

representative in a-Mr. Uni- to an Ian’ Fleming story that
had somehow escaped control
chorus job in the London by producer ‘Albert
company of South Pacific: His and United Artists, who-had
role as the boxer inthe BBC made the other Bond films.
version of Requiem for a Unlike his earlier. Bond as-
Heavyweight led to film senmen Connery was a
roles, and in the late 1950s, full’ partner on “Never. Say
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study says, but it does not
indicate-an amount. -

CBC radio ‘provided a
jhour a day, programming in
Toronto and selected cities

decades ‘ago. Itnow should be

othe study “says listeners

‘are not interested in politics,
politicians, who are usu:

ally the. key people inter-
viewed on the network's

and

the

Other: major recommends:
tions include;. .,
Radio

drama, -irreg-
‘ ularly programmed, if at all,
by private stations, needs

more time on the air.

fietead, the study urges
that these programs ‘talk
more to people -affected by
governinent policies, as_pri-
“vate-radio stations do, and

about subjects: such hs life-

styles and ways of coping
with inflation, a shift of em-
phasis which the report says
would not ¢ost extra money

-The study also recom-
mends that CBC's AM and

air 24 hours a day rather than.
follow the current practice of
signing off at 1 a.m,, the Star
says.
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jong.90 being ‘presented
in fa Ottawa to CBC. president
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