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music star Waylon Jennings
wants his legacy to be his
music and not his image as a
rowdy roughneck who tan-
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Nevertheless, Jennings pn-
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orities of his life that was
nearly snuffed out when he
was just 21.

“Outside of may family, my
music is the most important
thing in my life,” Jennings
said in a rare interview. “It's
like a mon and her little
babies.

“Some people have their
music; my music has me.”

BIG SELLER

For the past 10 years, the
tall, dark-haired 46-year-old
musician has been one of the
biggest-selling singers in the
ever-changing country music
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His 1979 album, Waylon's
Gratest Hits, has sold more
than three million copies. His
Wanted: The Outlaws, with
wife Jessie Colter, Willie
Nelson and Tompall Glaser,
was the first Nashville album
to sell one millio:

This album branded Jen.
nings and Nelson as generals
of the country music “out-
law” movement — a progres-
sive style of music also char.
acterized by the maverick
personalities of the two.

Millions weekly hear Jen
nings perform the theme
song to the CBS TV show
Dukes of Hazzard.

Jennings has a rambunc
tious reputation, and some of
his album titles feed his re-
bellious image: Lonesome,
On'ry and Mean; I've Always
Been Crazy; Nashville Rebel;
Ladies Love Outlaws; Wan.
ted: The Outlaws.

Fiercely independent and
proud, he once confronted a
group of record company ex
ecutives in the late ‘60s to
complain about being unable
to record songs the way he
wanted.

“Listen you (obscenity),”
he told them. “I'm already a
legend and I ain't even been a
hit yet.”

REFUSES TO ATTEND

He refuses to attend music
awards shows, believing per
formers should not compete
against each other. For this
reason, the music industry
has voted him few awards —
apparently deciding to sup-
port someone who will appre-
ciate the recognition.

For about 10 years, he re-
fused to appear on the
Grand Ole Opry because a
full set of drums was for.
bidden. That rule was even-
tually dropped.

“As far as my music, the
ing is respect,” Jen

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Holly, Ritchie Valens and
J.P. The Big Bopper Richard
son. Jennings decided not to
make the flight because of a
flu-like illness and gave up
his seat to Richardson.

Jennings does not like to
discuss the suject, but said
recently he thinks about Hol-
ly nearly every day and felt
responsible for the tragedy.

At any rate, his career
thrives and he has just fin
ished a 30-minute show for
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NEW YORK (AP) — The. spirit of King Crimson
haunts guitarist Robert Fripp.

He founded the band King Crimson in 1969 and dis-
solved it in 1974, Then he started another group in 1981
and called it Discipline. But the name only lasted a month.

“You can define sound and forms of organization and
you can be aware of spirit but you can't define it,” he said
in an interview.

“All four of us realized it and decided to accept our
identity. The band was King Crimson.

“In Discipline, the sound and organization in fact was
very close to King Crimson,” Fripp said.

From 1969 to 1974, there was a new lineup in King
Crimson each year with Fripp the only person in all of
them. The present King Crimson has guitarist Adrian
Belew, bassist Tony Levin, drummer Bill Brufurd and
Fripp. The group is touring the U.S. this spring and
summer and will return home to England between
concerts.

“The old idea of touring was simply to send a band
out for nine months, because it was cheaper, with a
cynical disregard for the health of the young musicians,”
Fripp said. “The people who sent them didn’t bother to go
on them, either.

CAUSES STRAIN

“It has become apparent that touring that way is
very, very short-term. King Crimson broke up every
year. At last the penny dropped. Touring was a major
strain and a large contributory factor.”

The present stabililty, Fripp said, is due to more
factors than brief tours. “The deepest thing is com-
mitment. If you commit yourself to do something, there is

LAAT.

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aunts Fripp

a quality of energy actually in the decision that enables
you to fulfill it.

“And everyone in the band has his own career
outside the group, which takes some of the pressures of
egotism away. If one does wish to become identified with
his work, one can do that outside the band. The band’s
music is a product of the whole group.”

Levin recently worked on an album by Frida of
ABBA and also played on Eric Clapton's LP. Belew has
his own solo projects.

Bruford has just released an album of drum and
piano duets with the Moody Blues’ Patrick Moraz. Fripp
is working on an LP with Andy Summers, guitar player
of the Police.

‘After ending King Crimson in 1974, Fripp left the
music business for three years. “I went to a school called
the International Acad: of Conti in
Gloucestershire, England, and lived in a house with 100
other people,” he said.

He came to New York in 1977 and played guitar on
David Bowie's “Heroes” LP. He produced Darryl! Hall's
first solo album 2": years later and made a solo LP called
“Exposure” in 1979.

In 1980, Fripp plyaed on Bowie's “Scary Monsters”
LP.

“There were drug problems with one of the members
of the League of Gentlemen a previous band he formed
and ‘A Dance Band’ in 1980 didn’t fully reflect the band,”
he said. “I was ready to work with professionals.”

King Crimson released LPs in 1981, 1982 and this
year.

“Our attention at the moment is on this year,” Fripp
said. “We'll see where that takes us. The future is open.”

NASHVILLE, TENN. (AP) — Tammy Wynette,
country music's “heroine of heartbreak,” hasn't had a No. 1

Wynette: a country lady

hit record in eight years but no matter — she plans to remain
the “First Lady of Country Music.”

“There's room for everybody,
music star said.

“I'm not moving over for anybody. If I'm pushed over,
it’s because I'm not working hard enough. I can still do the
job.”

“Tm not jealous,” she said. “After all, 1 took somebody
else's place when I came to Nashville. I've had a lot of
success and awards and done a lot of hard work. I'm not

the 42-year-old country

worried.”

Wynette’s last No. 1 hit was You and Me in 1976. She
was voted the top female vocalist by the Country Music
Association in 1968, '69 and '70. But awards like that and the
No. 1 hits have waned in the past few years with the emer-
gence of such younger talents as Barbara Mandrell, Janie
Fricke and Crystal Gayle.

As Wynette wraps up 18 years in the country music
business, she has a new wardrobe, a new hairstyle, a new
record producer and improved health. She's been in hospital
several times, mostly for abdominal trouble, and has a

di on painkillers and ive use of the narcotic,

Demerol.
ENDURES LIFESTYLE

Wynette sings with great emotion, and has endured a
tumultuous private life. It's this lifestyle, she says, that’s
made her such an intense performer.

“T put my heart into my songs,” the slender singer said
in an interview during a break in rehearsal. “Most of the
songs are about thing I've endured — leaving your children
alone, divorces. I try to put myself in that situation. I feel
like an average person; I've been a hairdresser, a waitress, a
barmaid. I've done all the things an ordinary woman does;
T've been there.”

Wynette has been married five times, three ending in
divorce and one in annulment. Her current husband is
George Richey, a singer-songwriter whom she married in
1978. Her most famous marriage was to husband No. 3,
ex-singing partner George Jones. Along the way, she had
romances with actor Burt Reynolds and singer Rudy Gatlin.

During her first marriage, she received 12 electric
shock treatments for depression.

Since her first release in 1966, she’s sold more than 18
million records and reached the No. 1 spot on the country
music charts about 35 times.

“I guess I'm proudest of staying in country music as
long as I have and performing for people who love me and
want to hear me sing,” she said.

ENJOYS SINGING

“I enjoy singing now as much as I have at any time in
the past four of five years,” she said, “I think it’s because I
got my health corrected.”

She had surgery last October for a hernia.

“I feel good; my health is in excellent condition,” said

TAMMY WYNETTE

.. » First lady
Wynette, who remains frail-looking after losing 20 pounds
while in hospital.

Her chronic poor health has been but one tragic misfor
tune in her life. Her father died of a brain tumor when she
was B years old. Her third daughter, a two-pound premature
baby, suffered a near-fatal bout with spinal meiningitis be-
fore she was four months old.

In 1978, Wynette was abducted from a Nashville
shopping centre and beaten in an unsolved, mysterious
crime.

Twenty years ago, she was living in a run-down,
60-year-old three-room house on a Mississippi farm with no
indoor plumbing, no running water and no stove. She cooked
in an open fireplace, carried her water from a spring down
the hill and boiled diapers in an iron pot over a backyard
fire.

She moved to Nashville and met producer Billy Sherrill
who discovered her and joined her in writing her signature
song, Stand By Your Man.

The 1969 song became a standard, and in 1979 she gave
her autobiography that title. The book was turned into a TV
movie in 1981.

Disney popular

LOS ANGELES (AP) —
More people watch the Dis-
ney Channel than any other
pay TV service, according to

the A.C. Nielsen Co.
During the morning, from

7Ta.m. to 9 a.m., Nielsen said

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tment head Bill Susut (left) and campus director Jim
Cromwell chat with members of Taiwan college

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workshop, the electronics
and chemistry labs, as well as
thé library and gymnasium
facilities.

Selkirk College is one of 10
facilities the Taiwanese will
have seen during their tour
of Western Canada.

Ineluded in the tour — ar-
ranged by Pacific Vocational
Institute in Vancouver — are
Northwest College, College
of New Caledonia, Okanagan
College, B.C. Institute of
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mont Friday.
The all-male tour arrived

noon
general tour of the campus,
which included a demonstra-
tion of the digital terrain an-
alysis program in the fores-

presidents during tour of the . Five presidents
and one professor are currently touring college and
university facilities in Western Canada,

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Institute of Technology. Victoria.
The five touring college Friday’s tour then moved
i and one p’ on to

Nelson where the visitors —
guided by Selkirk principal
Leo Perra, college board
chairman Walter Donald and
other college officials —
toured the controls and elec-
tronies lab, and viewed the
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are all from the city of Taipei.
Schools represented on the
tour include National Taiwan
Institute of Technology, two
national junior colleges of
technology, a junior college
of home economics and a
junior college of busi

The purpose of their visit
was to view various college

facilities.in Western Canada. puter centre.
The group arrived in Van- The group then returned
couver May 28, where they to Castlegar where they

stayed the night. The group
heads back to Taiwan on
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World briefs

BATTLING PORNOGRAPHY

KELOWNA (CP) — A local church group is dis-
tributing flyers to the 23,000 households in this Okanagan
community as part of a campaign to combat pornography.

Ken Pachal, a family services worker with the
Salvation Army, said an anti-pornography petition will
also be circulated and presented to city council, local
judges, members of Parliament and the CMP.

‘The Salvation Army is just one of several church
organizations involved in the drive.

WOMAN GIVEN LIFE

NEW WESTMINSTER (CP) — A woman who killed
a pregnant rival for a man’s affections has been sentenced
to life in prison with no parole for at least 10 years.

“I need only say the multiple and rampant stabbing
of the vietim can only be described as terrible fury locked
in insane jealousy,” B.C. Supreme Court Justice Gordon
MacKinnon said in sentencing Nora May Wilson, 41, a
New Westminster hospital worker.

He d the jury's r
eligibility.

Defence counsel Michael Rhodes said Wilson might
be deported after she leaves prison to her native Jamaica,
where she has five children living with her grandmother.

MAN ROBBED

VANCOUVER (CP) — A California man has lost an
$8,000 gold Rolex watch, $19,900 in traveller's cheques
and $200 worth of clothing in a robbery, police report.

Insp. Dave Athans said Efrem Kiedsky of North
Ridge, Calif., was opening the trunk of his 1979 Mercedes
when he was jumped by three men, one with a knife.

Athans said Kiedsky told police he was carrying the
traveller's cheques to make a down payment on a restau-
rant.

He was not injured.

PQ UNPOPULAR

MONTREAL (CP) — The Parti Quebecois, which
opened its convention Friday night, is continuing to drop
in popularity and is trailing the provincial Liberals by 46
percentage points, suggests a public opinion poll
publiahéd Saturday.
> "fe survey, conducted by the Montreal polling house
Soregom May 14-30 for Southam News and the Quebec
City daily, Le Soleil, says 69 per cent of decided res-
} support the Liberals, up from 66 per cent in

February, while the PQ has the support of 23 per cent,
‘down from 26 per cent.
BOTHA TO VISIT POPE

VATICAN CITY (AP) — Pope John Paul will receive
South African Prime Minister P.W. Botha in private
‘audience Monday,.the Vatican announced Saturday.

Rev. Romeo Panciroli, the Vatican’spokesman, con-
i} firmed-that Botha had requested an audience with the
i Roman Catholie pontiff. :
“We still don't know the exact time, but the audience

: : Monday,” Panciroli said.
‘ote ‘sources have said Botha is due in Italy
today on the final leg of an eight-country ‘West European
tours:

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PERON GOES HOME
MADRID (AP) — Former Argentine president
Isabel Peron returned home to Spain from Buenos Aires
Saturday after her departure from the Argentine capital
was delayed briefly by the discovery of an unexploded
bomb on a commercial jetliner she was to have flown.
“You can't die before God orders it,” she said as she
boarded an Aerolineas Argentinas jumbo jet in Buenos
Aires. Officials replaced a similar aircraft, found to
contain a half-kilogram plastic explosive charge in its
nose cone.

3,000 FLEE AREA
SAN SALVADOR (REUTER) — More than 3,000
people have fled an area held by guerrillas in north-
eastern El Salvador where rebels were conducting an ag-
gressive recruitment drive, a top military official ‘said.
The report would raise to 4,500 the number of Sal-
vadorans said to have fled the northeastern province of
Morazan to neighboring San Miguel province last month.
Col. Domingo Monterrosa, head of the 3rd Infantry
Brigade based in San Miguel, told Reuters news agency
in an interview that the 3,000 had fled guerrillas who
were forcibly recruiting youths into their ranks to boost
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