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Cover story on Lawsuit against Armadillo Productions.

Additional machine-extracted names mentioned in this issue: Chet Atkins, James Avery, Frank Bates, Toby Beau, Alan Brown, Johnny Bush, Hondo Crouch, Randy Crouchet, Jess Damain, Sid Diller, Jack Gary, Dick Hipp, Dale Jackson, Jerry Jeff, Bobby Kinser, Darrel McCall, Spanky McFarlane, Danny McKenna, Art Mendoza, Augie Meyers, Jack Mikulenka, Joker Moon, Willie Nelson, Black Oak, San Pedro, Johnny Phillips, Nigel Pickering, Charlie Potter, Jim Schumacher, Balde Silva, Paul Stroud, Mike Tolleson, Enrique Vasquez, Romy Vela, Jerry Jeff Walker, Elizabeth Weinzirl, Eddie Wilson, Gary Wright, Rob Young.

Sam’s young son Jesse talks about a teacher he doesn’t like and tells Sam and Johnny a story entitled “Raspberries”. Conversations between Sam Shepard and Johnny Dark.

Cover story on "Country Caruso" John Bush.

Additional machine-extracted names mentioned in this issue: Bailey Anderson, Don Bowman, Cooder Browne, Johnny Bush, Joe Conway, Steve Fromholz, Rick Galvan, Amelia Garza, Jimmy Harriss, Bob Herrick, Bob Nolan, Johnny Paycheck, Elvis Presley, Charlie Rich, Roy Rogers, Ernest Tubb, Rick Vasquez, Stevie Vaughn.

Cover story on Sirius, Nazareth, Robert Fripp

Clarence Schultz, sociology professor, shares his memories of coming to SWTSTC as an undergraduate student in the post-WWII era. Along with describing married student housing and the college's home economics program, he talks about the City of San Marcos and its businesses. He explains the class registration process and how he came to work in the university's Department of Economics and Sociology, which he joined in 1965. Mr. Schultz outlines how the Department of Sociology has evolved throughout the decades. He spends time reflecting on the university's presidents, the university's past as a teacher's college, Sewell Park's water pageants, certain faculty members like Prof. Green , Dr. James Taylor, and Dr. John Flowers, assorted student societies, and the men's faculty club.

Meeting minutes from the Texas State University System Board of Regents.