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NOT\CE OF ENTR'Y.OF APPEARANCE AS AllORNE'< OR REPRESEN1' Al\VE

In re: Andrew Roy Gibb DATE October 27, 1978

application for status as permanent resident FILE No.

Al I (b)(6)

I hereby enter my appearanc:e as attorney for (or representative of), and at the reQUest of, the fol'lowing" named person(s): -

NAME \ 0 Petitioner Applicant

Andrew Roy Gibb D 0 Beneficiary

"ADDRESS (Apt. No,) (Number & Street) (City) (State) (ZIP Code)

Mi NAME O Applicant

(b)(6) D ADDRESS (Apt, No,) (Number & Street) (City} (ZIP Code)

Check Applicable ltem(a) below: lXJ I I am an attorney and a member in good standing of the bar of the Supreme Court of the United States or of the

highest court of the following State, territory; insular possession, or District of Columbia

A;r;:ka.nsa§ Simt:eme Coy;ct and am not under -a (NBme of Court)

court or administrative agency order ·suspending, enjoining, restraining, disbarring, or otherwise restricting me in practicing law.

[] 2. I am an accredited representative of the following named religious, charitable, ,social service, or similar organization established in the United States and which is so recognized by the Board:

[] i I am associated with the. attomey of record who previously fited a notice of appearance in this case and my appearance is at his request. (If '!J<?V. check this item, also check item 1 or 2 whichever is a1wropriate .)

[] 4. Others (Explain fully.)

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SIGNATURE Willi~P .A.

COMPLETE ADDRESS

2311 Biscayne, Suite 320 ' By: /I ' f V ? Litle Rock, Arkansas 72207

. ;- - -NAME (Type or Print) TELEPHONE NUMBER

Katherine E. Woods 501- 2Z7-5400

PURSUANT TO THE PRlVACY ACT OF 19'14, 1 HEREBY CONSENT TO THE DISCLOSURE TO THE FOLLOWING NAMED ATTORNEY OR

RBPRESENTA77VE OF ANY RECORD PERTAINING TO ME WHICH APPEARS IN ANY IMMIGR.AttON AND NATURALIZATION SERVICE

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SYSTEM OF RECORDS: --------~~---:~--~--~-:--------------­(Name ol Attotney or ReprHentactve)

THE ABOVE CONSENT TO DISCLOSE IS lN CONNECTION WITH THE FOLLOWING MATTER:

NAME OP PERSON CONSENTING SIGNATURE OF PERSON CONSENTING DATE

(NOTE: Ez.ecution of this boz is required, under the Priva?'JI Act of 1974 where t~e person being represented TsTcitizeri. of th_e United States or an alien lawfully admitted for permanent residence.)

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60 Barbara MO'.I.'Hlili 1S Fm5T NAME

8. ·.Manchester, England CIT'! OR TOWN OF YOUR BIRTH

7,., ' Hugh FATHER IS F.LRS? NAME

9. Miami, Florida IN WHAT CITY mn YOU RESIDE WIDN APPLICAl'lON FILED

1 o.., Entertainer /Songwriter . 11. PRESENT OCCUPATIOif

Miami, Florida

12. Nassau, Bahamas PORT OF EU1U.Y

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MOUNT SINAI May 9 , 1979 MEDICA~ CENTER

Nathan Segel, M.O. 1688 Meridian Ave. Suite 809 Mfami Beach, Florida 33139

Dear Dr. Sege 1 :

In viewing Mr •. Andrew Gibp.ls X-ray, _l find the resuT.t.s negative.

· Professor of Radiology UniversJty of Miami S~hool of Medfc1ne ·

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MOUNT SINAI MEDICAL CENTER OF GREATER MIAMI 4300 Alton Road, Miami Beach, Florida 33.140 Tel, 674-2121

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. IMMIGRATION AND NA!URALIZATION SERVICE

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MEDICAL EXAMINATION AND IMMIGRATION INTERVIEW

Andrew Roy Gibb.

Mis.mi,Fla 33161 (b)(6)

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,, INSTRUCTIONS FOR ,•MEDICAL .EXAMINATION

A medical examination is~rf'ecessary as· part of your application for adjustment of status" to permanent resident. If you have reached

you~ fifteenth birthday you must IMMEDIATE!.. Y obtain and bring with you, when you appear for your medical examination ·a serology

report and 14" x 17" chest X-ray film _with a reading by a licensed physician interpreting the X-ray film. The serologic test must be

performed by a· laborato_ry approved by a state or local health depai:tment. The X-ray film and serologic test for syphilis may not be

more 'than 90 days old . .YOUR MEDICAL EXAMINATION_ CANNOT BE COMPLETED WITHOUT THE (1) SEROLOGIC REPORT, (2) X· · RAY AND (3) READING OF THE X·RAY FILM.

Pieaie note. also the boxes. checked 18J below with regard to your medical examination.

0 ~lease obtain your serologic report, X-ray film and reading promptly. You may telephone your· state or local He~th Department for the name of an approved laboratory w.here you may obtain these. Bring them and copies of this letter with you when you appear for examination by a: physician-oi tile U. S. Public liealth, Ser,,ice for which an appointment ha~ been made at the place and date indicated below: · • ·

ADDRESS DATE

TIME.

0 Please communicate immediately with the below listed physician o~ with one_ of the physicians on the attached list. if. a list is attached. (1) to ascer, tain whilt arrangements you should make to obtain a serologic report, X-ray film and .reading prior to your medical examination. and (2) to .arrange ior your medical examination by him, which· must be completed before . . · All expenses' in· connection with ttiis examination must be paid by you.

PHYSICIAN'S NAME. A~DRESS, AND.TELEPHONE NUMBER

(b)(6)

Please show this letter to' any laboratory performing tests. Also present the copies of this letter to the physician performing the medical ...._ __ ,--e_x_am_in_·a_tlo_n_. a_n_d_fu_rr_u·s-'-h._h...,im_v...,.1i_t~_Y_o.u __ r_s_ig.,..na_tu.,,.re_w_r_itt_,e..:..n ..,.in_h=is.,,.· p_re-;s_en_ce-,,.-fo.,;..~ _;n_cl_us_io_n_w_ith_hi_s _re-c-p_ort,.... --,--· -·-..,.-;,.....,____,.,,,..,.• ._ .... , __ ___.,_--c:--'' :-! ___ .. ;

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PLEASE OBTAIN THE APPLICANT'S SIGNATURE IN THE SPACE PROVIDED AND MEDICALLY EXAMINE HIM FOR ELIGIBILITY FOR AD· JUSTMENT OF _STATUS. IF THE APPUCA.NT IS FREE OF MEDICAL DEFECTS LISTED IN SECTION 212 (Al·OF THE IMMIGRATION AND NATIONALITY ACT, ENDORSE THIS COPY OF FORM 1·486A IN .THE SPACE PROVIDED· AND HAND IT TO THE APPLICANT IN A SEALED ENVELOPE FOR PRESENTATION AT HIS IMMIGRATION INTERVIEW. IF THE APPLICANT IS NOT FREE OF •SUCH MEDICAL DEFECTS, DO NOT SIGN THIS FORM. INSTEAD WRITE 'SEE FS-398' IN THE PHYSiCIAN'S SIGNATURE BLOCK AND PREPARE MEDICAL CERTIFICATE ON FORM FS-398 AND HANO IT TO THE APPLICANT IN A SEALED ENVELOPE TOGETHER WITH THIS COPY OF FORM 1·486A FOR PRESENTATION AT HIS IMMIGRATION INTERVIEW. {IF EXAMINATION IS CONDUCTED BY A CIVIL SURGEON, INSERT IN ENVELOPE BOTH COPIES OF FORM 1-486A, X-RAYS AND LABORATORY REPORTS AND TWO COPIES OF FORM FS-398 IF APPLICANT IS NOT FREE OF MEDICAL .DEFECTS.)

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SEROLOGY REPORT (BLOOD TEST) RELATE TO ME . . I PENAL TY THE LAW PAOVIDES SEVERE PENAL TIES FOR KNOWINGLY ANO WILFULLY FALSIFYING OR CONCEALING A MATERIAL

/ FACT OR USING ANY FALSE DOCUMENTS IN CONNECTION WITH THIS Af>PUCATION.

MY EXAMINATIO , INCLUDING X-RAY, BLOOD SEROLOGICAL AND OTHER REPORTS; WHEN NEEDED, SHOW THE APPLICANT TO BE FREE °tA4-0EFECTS. _DISEASE OR Ol~ABILmES LISTED IN SECTION 212(A) OF THE IMMIGRATION ANO NATIONALITY ACT AS AMEN.OED. :0, • SIGNATURE OF PHYSICIAN . DATE

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FORM 1-486 A (REV.11·10-76)Y

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Al Coury President Chief Operaling Officer

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United States Department of Justice Immigration and Naturalization Service 51 s.w. First Avenue Miami, Florida 33130

RE: Andrew R. Gibb Al I (b)(6)

Gentlemen:

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Pursuant to your request, this letter is submitted as evidence that the above referenced applicant for permanent residence will be employed by RSO Records as an entertainer and songwriter •. His employment will be permanent in nature.

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Vea yours,

Al Coury j President

RSO RECORDS, INC. 8335 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif. 90069

Telephone: (213) 650-1234

Form 1-464-A (Rev. 1-1-77)N

UN\TEO STATES DEPARTMENT OF ~-.'PCE

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. 51 s. w. First A.venue . · .. Yiami, Flo~ida .33130 .

NOTICE OF. ·[l, THIRD O · SIXTH PREFE-RENCE PEbTION APPROVED UNDER SECTION 203 (a) OF THE IMMfCRATION AND NATIONALITY ACT, AS AMENDED. · . ·

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IMPORTANT:· IF THERE IS ANY CHANGE IN YOUR INTENTION TO EMPLOY OR BE EMPLOYED IN THE CAPACITY INDICATED IN THE. JOB OFFER. NOTIFY THIS OFFICE IMMEDIATELY.

Name of Beneficiary File No.

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_VALIDiTY: The a~proval of'a•petition for third or sixth preference c_lassification is valid for as long as the supporting labor certiflca­tio'! _is -~a lid and _unexpired, provided there is no change in the resp'!:lctive intentions of the prospective employ_er a_nd the beneficiary that the beneficiary will be employed by the employer in the capacity indi~ted in the supporting job offer.

> ~lease be advised that _approval of the petition• confers upon the. beneficiary an appropriate classifica · . _ uon._ T~e approv:ll c?nsututes. no ass~rance th_at t~e beneficiary will be found eligible for visa ·issuance,

.:. a~lrrpss1~n to the _Dmted States or adJ~stment to lawful ·permanent ·resident status. Eligibility _for visa is­/ s~anc~ 1s _deterrmn~d only w~en. apphcation 'ther~for_ is made to. a consular officer; eligibility for adm~s­,. s1on or adjustment. 1s determined only when ~pphcatmn therefor 1s made to an immigration officer. Also,

please note the_ items below Which ·are i~dirated by "X'_' marks concerning this petition: · ..

Your petition for preference classification has. been approved by the Service and forwarded to the United States Consulate at · · . . · · . This completes all action by this Service on the petition. This ·service has nothing to do with the· aqual issuance of visas. Visa~ are issued only by a United States Consul who is under the jurisdiction of the U.S. Department of State. Under the law only a limited number of visas may b_e issued by that Department during each year and they must be issued

. strictly in the chronological order. in which petitions were fih;d for the same, classification. When the bene-ficiary's turn is reached on the visa waiting list, the pnited States Consul will inform him and consider _ issuance of the visa. Inq,_uiry concerning visa .·issuance should be addressed to the Consul. This Service will be unable to answer any inquiry concerning· visa issuance." · ·

The petition has been approved. The petition states that. the bfneficiary is· in the· United _States and will apply to become a lawful permanent resident. The enclos~d application for this purpose (Form 1-485) should be. completed and sµbnihted by the beneficiary within 30 days in accor_dance with the instructions 1

contained therein .. (If the beneficiary had previously submitted Form 1-48~ which was returned to him. he should resu~mit that ,form within 30 days.). .~ The petition has been approved. The beneficiary will be informed of the dedsiori made o.n his pending ap· plication to become a lawful permanent resident (For~ 1-485).

The petition· has been approved. The pet~tion states that the beneficiary is in the United States and will apply for adjustment of status to that of ·a lawful permanent resident. A visa number is not presently available; therefore, the· beneficiary may not now apply for adjustment of status to that of a permanent resident. · ·

Rem~ks:

cc: Katherine E. Woods, Atty. DITRA:JEvanchuk:akg 6/2/78.

RSO Records. Inc. 8335 Sunset Blvd. Los Angeles, CA .90069

I MAIL TOI ... NAME AND ADDRESS OF PETITIONER

Very truly yours,

· . . ·. DISTRICT DIRECTOR · -~ CHECK THIS BOX WHEN COPY MAILED TO ATTORNEY OR REPRESENTATIVE

· FILE COPY

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April 21, 1978 Andrew Roy Gibb FILE No.

l hereby enter my appearance as attorney for (or representative of), and at the reauest of, the fol'lowing named person(s): ·

NAME

Andrew Roy Gibb l O Petitioner O Applicant ·

_ ~ Beneficiary 0 ADDRESS (Apt, No,) (Number & Street) (City) (State-) (ZIP Code)

----------., Miami Shores, Florida 33138 (b)(6) I NAME

ADDRESS (Apt, No,) (Number & S~et)

Check Applicable ltem(s) below:

0 Petitioner D Applicant I O Benefiei ary O (City) {State) (ZIP Code)

~1 I am an attorney and a member in good standing of the bar of the Supreme Court of the United States or of the highest court of the following State, territory, insular possession, or District of Columbia ·

Arkansas S~preme Court and am not under ·a (Name oi Court)

court or administrative agency order ·suspending, enjoining, restraining, disbarring, or otherwise restricting me in practicing law.

[] 2. I am an accredited ren>resentative of the following named religious, charitable, -social service, or similar organization established in the United States and which is so recognized by the Board:

[] 3. I am associated with the attorney of record who previously fited a notice of appearance in this case and my appearance is at his request. (If yov. check this item, also check item 1 or f whichever is a'iJ'lJropriate .)

[] 4. Others (Explain fully.)

SIGNAT~l;;;?: C p A COMPLETE ADDRESS . . 1_ 1a:__: arter 1

• • 2311 Biscayne Drive 1 Suite 320

By: ~ 1 ~ ... . , .,.1., #..,,, / ·hie Rock, Arkansas 7 2207 (I V -

NAME (Type or Print) TELEPHONE NUMBER Katherine E. Woods 501-227-5400

PUR~UANT TO THE PRIVACY ACT OF 1974, I HEREBY CONSENT TO THE DISCLOSURE TO THE FOLLOWING NAMED ATTORNEY OR

REPRESENTATIVE OF ANY RECORQ PERTAINING TO ME WHICH APP.EARS IN ANY lMMIGRA7lON AND NATURALIZATION SERWCE

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THE ABOVE CONSENT TO DlSCLO~E lS lN CONNECTION WITH THE FOLLOWING MATT.ER:

NAME OF PERSON CONSENTING I SlGNATURl!:OP PERSON CONSENTING DATE

(NOTF:: E~ecution of this boa: is .required under the Privacy Act of 1974 where the ·person being represented '"'iiacitize11. of the United States or an alien lawfully admit.tea for permanent residence.) ·

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Board of Immigration Appeals and Immigration and Naturalization Service

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) COUNTY OF PULASKI)

IN RE ANDREW ROY GIBB P /t</ A "ANDY GIBB"

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AFFIDAVIT

I, Katherine E. Woods, being duly sworn, depose and say:

1. That I am an attorney duly licensed in the State of Arkansas and employed by William N. Carter, P.A., with offices at 2311 Biscayne Drive, Suite 320, Little Rock, Arkansas.

2. That the petition to classify Andrew Roy Gibb p/k/a "Andy Gibb" as a third preference alien (I-140), to which this Affidavit is attached, was prepared by me at the request of the alien beneficiary and the petitioner, R. S. 0. Records, Inc~

3. That the alien is an exclusive recording artist for R. S. 0. Records, Inc., 8335 Sunset Boulevard, Los Angeles, California, a major international record label.

4. That the alien is exclusively represented by the William Morris Agency, Inc., 1350 Avenue of the Americas, New York, New York, one of the world's largest theatrical employment agencies, in the television and concert fields.

5. That the Robert Stigwood Organisation, 1775 Broadway, New York, New York, is one of the world's largest entertainment companies and is the manager of the alien with respect to his professional career.

6. That the alien recorded a song entitled "I Just Want To Be Your Everything", which was released by R. S. 0. Records, Inc. , and which climbed to the #1 position on the charts in the three leading trade periodicals, Billboard, C~i:;llbox, and Record World, and remained in the top ten for sixteen (16) weeks.

7. That the aforementioned song was certified gold by the Recording Industry Association of America (R. I.A. A.) on August 9, 1977, i.e., one-half million copies were sold as Qf the date of certification.

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8. ·. That the alien recorded a long-playing album, "Flowing Rivers", which was released by R. S. 0. and which was certified gold by the R. I. A. A. on November 2, 1977.

9. That a second single recording from the same album, "(Love Is) Thicker Than Water" was released and achieved the No. I position in Billboa.rd, Cashbox, and Record World, and was certified gold.

10. That, in addition to his vocal performances, the alien composed eight of the ten recordings included on the long-playing album and co-wrote" (Love Is) Thicker Than Water" with Barry Gibb, the alien's brother and. member of the Bee Gees.

11. That a song entitled "Shadow Dancing", recorded and co-written by the alien, is currently No. 22· in Billboard, Record World, and Cashbox after only three weeks on the charts.

12. That the alien was nominated for the following awards:

Grammy Awards Don Kirschner Rock Awards Billboard A wards

"Best New Male Vocalist" "Best Male Vocalist" "Male Vocalist of the Year"

13. That the alien has previously been classified as an alien of distinguished merit and ability in the following cases:

PHI-N-6256 (July 8, 1977) NYC-N-55254 (July 28, 1977) MIA-N-10730 (December 20, 1977) LOS-N-24335 (December 29, 1977) LOS-N-24859 (March 17, 1978)

14. That; because of his exceptional ability and proven success as a professional entertainer, we respectfully request that the alien be granted third preference status. / _ /

;c~_f.z~-K atherine E . Woods

Subscribed and sworn to before me this 21st day of April, 1978.

My Commission Expires:

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R.S.O. Records, Inc. 8335 Sunset 3oulevard Los Ang:eles, California 90069 November 16, 1977

Health and. Welfare Agency Employm,:mt Development Department Alien Certification Unit 156 w. 14th street Los Lngeles, California

Re: Andrew Roy Gibb

Gentlemen:

The requiren:ents for the job being offered to the above named alien represent R.s.c. 's e.ctual minimum requirements for that job and it is :not feasible to hire workers with less training or experience t}}an that required. by the jo'o offer.

The terrr:s, condi tio:ns, and occupational environment of the job opportunity are not contrary to Federal, State, or local lmY.

Very truly yoursr

R.S.O, Records, Inc.

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State of California Health and Welfare Agency Employment Development Department Alien Certification Office Los Angeles, California

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Re: Application for Alien Employment Certification Alien: Andrew Roy Gibb Prospective Employer: R.S.O. Records, Inc.

Gentlemen:

This is to advise that Ms. Katherine E. Woods of Little Rock, Arkansas, is our attorney with regard to the above referenced application. In that capacity, Ms. Woods is authorized to do any and all.things necessary in connection with her representation including, but not limited to, the making .of any amendments to forms MA7-50A and MA7-50B and the placement of any advertisements.

we further understand that we are fully responsib1e for the accuracy of representations made by Ms. Woodso

Very truly yours,

, Andr~ f¾lhh ;pZk?a Andy Gibb

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CANTRELL PLACE · SUITE 320

231 1 BISCAYNE DRIVE

LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS 72207

S01 ·227•5400

April 21, 1978

United States Department of Justice Immigration and Naturalization Service Attention: Mr. Gary Hale 51 S. W. First A venue Miami, Florida 33130

Re: Andrew Roi Gibb

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Petition t9 Classify as Third Preference Alien

Dear Mr. Hale: . .

Enclosed herewith is Form I-140 with supporting documentation being filed on behalf of the above referenced alien_.

Andy Gibb is a professional entertainer and younger brother of the Bee Gees who is currently residing in Miami Shores, Florida.

If you need any additional information, please contact me at my expense. With best regards, I am

Enclosures

sz~ Katherine E. Woods Attorney at Law

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- l .... • l(FRC•61()i1MARCH OF DIMES

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THE BAY AREAS LARGESTWALK·A•THON FOR THE MARCH OF Dl{VIES_ • APRIL 1

To Appear At Walks

Andy Gibb Urges, "Lefs Go to the Moon" HOLLYWOOD-A young star shooting to the top of the' entertainment world like a rocket going to tile moon is the Superstar of the 1978 KFRC 61~March of Dimes Super-walk to tl'le Moon and Back. .

He's Andy Gibb, younger brother o1 the famous singing group, the Bee Gees. Andy's new album Flowir,g Rivers is selling like hotcakes, and fans everywhere are Just melting to his hit single,/ Just Warrt to Be Your Everything,

As Superstar of 1he Superwalk, Andy will makeappearances along the routes of each of 1he nine walks on Superwalk Saturday, April 1, to greet walkers and encourage them to complete their 32 kilometer courses.

The People magazine cover s1ar Is no stranger to traveling himself. He was bom in ~ustralia into a musical family and new has homes in England, New York and HoJIVWCod, plus the exotic Island of Ibiza, wher& he made his musical debut with har­monious backup from his famous brothers. He has also worked with some of the other top people in the rock world, like Eric Clapton and Joe Walsh al the Eagles.

So, Superwalkers, get your own vocal chords ready to shout a big hello to Andy, and !et him know what you!re doing to help kids wi1h birth defects.

!40,972 Kilometers

Far O~t Target: To Moon and Back! SAN FRANCISCO-Shooting for the moon ... and back! · All systems are "go" tor I.hat far out goal of the 1978 KfRC 610.March of Olmes Superwalk-the first round-trip "Walk to the moon." It will be the biggest and longest walk In Bay Area history when walkers step oul in pursuit of a cotlec1ive distance of 740,972 kilometers. That Is twice the exact distance to the earth's nearest satellite ln,space on Superwalk Saturday •.

9 ''Lift-Off Sites:

Simultaneous "lift.off" from nine locations in Alameda, Contra Costa, San Francisco, San Mateo, Solano and Sonoma oountles will be at 8 a.m. Satur­day, April 1.

"We're going to fool everyone 1hat day and show what 1he young people can do for less fortunate kids," said Or. Don Rose, popular KFRC 610 radio per-sonality. He Is chainnan of this year's event

To achieve 1he goat of a lunar round• trip; said Or. Don, will require thousands upon thousands of walkers to take col­lectively this "giant step for mankind."

Each walker will set out on a 32-kilometer course. (That's 20 miles to folks who "haven't gone me1rlc yell Funds come from sponsors obtained by walkers for each kilometer marched. A minimum pledge of 10 cents per kilometer Is. reQues1ed, but in the past

Get Sponsors and Win. BigPrizes __

Superwalkers . fasten sneakers.

'- . - rmn,y soonsors have prO'l'l!tt much-more generous, often surpassing $1 for each kilometer walked.

Countdown nears zero. Breathe deeply. We have 1111 off! . .

Be a part of that scene Saturday April 1. Thousands in the Bay Area will step

· out~n the first Superwalk to 1he Moon and Back. Slmul1aneous lift off will be from nine "launch sites" in· six counties

. when walkers of 32 kilometer routes ga for a collective distance of 740,972 kilometers •.

Stal1s will be at 8 a.m. from the cities of Alameda, Fairfield, Oakland, Plea• sant Hill, Pleasanton, · Redwood City, San Francisco, Santa Rosa and Vaca­ville. (Some trajectories also cross Albany, Berkeley, Dublin, Livermore and Piedmont.) . Registration at each site begins an hour ear1Ier at 7 a.m. Walkers snoukl br1ng their filled-in sponsor fonns. You • will receJve.Superwatk validation cards showing routes and checkpoints.

You can begin signing up sponSCl'S immedlaleJy, following de1allson forms.

· Some of u,e fabulous prtzes described in other -starles are awarded on the basis of funds ob1alned from Spol'ISOIS and deposlted on or before May 1. The real winners will be present and future kids who benefit from research and other Maren o1 Dimes programs to tight birth defects.

All March of Dimes offices, schools, McDonald's restaurants, Holiday Inns, and most park and recreation depart• men1s have sponsor forms. For added details call the number listed on page 4

· next to 1he walk location nearest you.

Dr. Con said all proceeds of the Superwalk to the Moon will go 10 the March of Olmes battle against birth defects. Every two minutes. some child in this country is born with physical or mental damage. That's 250,000 babies a year who don't enjoy the benefit of a healthy birth. .

Besides walking to help others who can't walk or have some other defect, and to support research to prevent such defects from hac:,pening In the future,

• Superwalkers will have plenty of other incentives. An amazing array of glamorous pri.?es topped by a week in

Cont. on Page 4

Astronaut Al Worden

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.... •✓ • • SUPERPRIZES FOR SUPERWALKERS

SUPERPRIZE '78

Trip for Two to.Acapulco

Acapulco is paradise. A paradise of natural beauty . . . exotic beaches and breath-taking sunaets. A paradise full of romantic nldewars, swinging night clubs and gourme1 restaurants.

Ac:apulco's famous Climate Is great for anything you wanttod~ '

You can swim, sal~ skin-dive, tak:e a parachute ride twer Acapulco Bay or l:ll'awSe through quaint shops overflowing with natural treasures.

The SUPERWAl.KER depositing the most walk pledge money on or before May 1; ~978. will be the wifl" ner of SUPERPRIZE '781

Prize includes roundtrlp airfare . to Acapulco via Western Airlines (The Only Way To Fly!!!) and five nights, six days at Paraisol Marriott Hotel-right in the heart of Acapulco! ·

(SUPERPRIZE winner not eligible for other SUPER­WALK Prtzas~

Acapulco is paradise. It's waiting tor you!

The Paraiso I Marriott is more than /ust a paradise for vacatione,s. It's a paradise for conventions and. business meetings, too. The Paraiso I Mamott: an island of friendly natives in a paradise called Acapulco. After all, Para/so does mean paradise. . Win 25 Tickets You Could

to Ma.niott's ?Have Dinner SUPERWALK 78 Is offering you the chance to be the

· • most popular person In town! The registered student from each Of the nine SUPERWALK 78.locations who' deposits the most SUPERWALK pledge money on or before May 1, 1918, will win 25 admissions to MAR­RIOTrS GREAT AMERICA! That's rlght-25 admis­sions! !I And a winner from each location!!!

II you like wildly thrilling rides, spectacular Uve shows, Quaint shops, wonderful restaurants. then MAR­RIOTT'S GREAT AMERICA is for you and your entire family. The GREAT AMERICA 200-acre par1I In Santa Clara is one of the largest and the greatest entertain­ment experiences In the count,y. -

Visit the Sll'y Whirl, the world's first triple-armed Fer­ris wheel or the WIiiard Whizzer, the roller coester that rellches speeds of 52 mfles per hour along a 70-degree banking tums. Stop in and see the porpoises at-the Wilderness Theatre. And don't forget The Tidal Wave! You don't ride it-you survive it!!!

The admissions to MARRIOTT'S GREAT AMERICA cover all rides, shows and attractions.

Visiting MARRIOTT'S GREAT AMERICA Is something all lucky winners and their guests will never forget! ·

,;With Andy! Imagine flyl~g with a .friend to li>s. Angeles to dine

with a top rock music star! Sound too gOOd to be true? Well, SUPERWALK '78 is offering a dream-<:omestrue contest Walkers from any SUPERWALK 78 location who deposit $50.00 or more in pledge money on or before May 1, 1978, will be eligible fortheSUPERWALK SU?ERSTAR ORAWING. . .

The winner will find that this GRAND PRIZE of the SU?ERWALK to the Moon is enough to make anyone starstruck. It is dinner for two in 1.0s Angeles with ex­citing Andy Gibb!!!

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VOLUME XXXIX - NUMBER 42 - March 4, 1978

POP SINGLE NUMBER POP ALBUM. (LOVE lS) THICKER SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER

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FLASH LIGHT Parliament - Casablanca

COUNTRY SINGLE MAMAS DON'T LET YOUR BABIES GROW UP TO BE

COWBOYS Wa Ion And Willie - RCA

JAZZ WEEKEND IN L.A.

George Benson - we Andy Gibb

SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER Bee Gees & Various Artists

RSO

COUNTRY ALBUM WAYLON & WILLIE

Waylon and Willie - RCA

GOSPEL LIVE AT CARNEGIE HALL James Cleveland - Savoy

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• From the time he first began * * dozen Bee Gees singles and a his musical career, Andy Gibb .greatest hits album. Nothing has constantly been asked much happened until 1966 "How does it feel following in th~ when The Bee Gees decided to footsteps of The. Bee Gees?" lea"'._e Australia for Engl~nd. While he sometimes gets tired1 They were on the ship to Eng--of being ·compared to his multi- land when they received word talented older brothers and that their single "Spicks and wants very much to b.e accepted Specks" was a chart topper but as an artist in his own right, they had already set their sights Andy, when talking about his on England, so they didn't go brothers and their impact on back. · · him, says seriously, "I have very Within days after their arrival big shoes to· fill!" in England the brothers signed

While there was talk at one . with Robert Stigwood and the time of Andy becoming the rest is now history. Within five fourth Bee Gee, Andy says at weeks they released a single the time it was being discussed "New York· Mining Disaster."·· Barry, Maurice an~ .Robin were That single and the next three in the midst of a tour and there all released in 1967 went Top 1 S was no time to get together and in the U.S. and a score of other practice. By the time the subject countries as_ well. By the end of came up again, Andy had al- the year The Bee Gees, not yet ready decided to give it a go as. 20, were major stars. a solo singer. Growing up with The Bee

Andy was born in Manches- . Gees as brothers had its good ter, United Kingdom in 1958. It and bad points, says Andy. Wit-was while the family was still in nessing their fantastic musi-Manchester that Barry, Maurice cianship and ability as singer/ and Robin first began getting songwriters was thrilling. into music. Twins Robin and Andy can recall getting to-Maurice were only seven at the gether with his brothers and time. They picked their name in harmonizing. 1958, the year baby Andy was "Especially when we lived in born. Their father, a bandleader Spain," he says. "I. started to moved the family to Australia take more of an interest in

. and The Bee Gees began per- music and my brothers began to forming in clubs. Their father, take notice of it and we started according to Robin, didn't push getting together more." · them into show business, but Andy can recall not having an once he saw their interest and easy time with his peers, how-talent, he threw himself behind ever, because he was the

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In 1962, the brothers signed with jealous schoolmates with a major Australian record ceased to be a problem. label cutting their first records at The Bee Gees, were not al• ages 15 and 13. Over the next * * ways models of brotherly devo-four years they released a. ---------- tion, however. In 1969, they spilt ·

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"We've been through all the stages. strug· li'ng and then hitting it big," Barry says.

. "We're proud of the music we've created and we hope to keep on doing it." .

up and, went: their separate ways, none of them achieving much success on his own.

"We weren't cut out to be solo · stars," Barry says. "Somebody in

his almightfwisdom knew that, Whether we did or not" Finally the brothers ironed out their problems, to the relief of Robert Stigwood and the Gibb family. A steady stream of smash hits fol­lowed ushering them into their now popular disco phc:J,se. With the exception of Robin, all the Gibbs live in Miami now. .

Andy admits that his own strongest musical influence has

. been his brothers. It is a thrill for hirn collaborating with Barry on songs. (Barry wrote "I Just Want To Be Your Everything" and "Love Is Thicker Than Wa-· ter.") ·

Andy can-'t , explain how songwriting comes so easily to. him and his brothers. For the Gibbs, writing songs · is almost like writing postcards_ except that whatever they write inevit­ably becomes a smash hit1

There's one more Gibb left and that's young sister Berri, 13.

"She sings a lot but she's too young to be -sure ab~ut getting into the business," Andy says .. "But then, that's what we all did at that age," he adds with a wink!•

~ ihe Bee G~sha~e-sc~~ed big:agai~ with th~i~

Barry and Andy look so much alike they hav · identical birthmarks on their knees! They hav talent in common besides good looks. Robe Stigwood (center) is proud of all four Gibbs.

·•:.,,.· :· Saturday Night Fever soundtrack LP and hit · .• singles "Stayin" Aliye''..and "How O~p Is Your Love,''·

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ROCKET: Do you· resent being known as a brother of the Bee Gees? . GIBB: I really don't feel : that anymore. I used to feel that a I ittle bit, twinges of it, when I would always get billed as the brother of. the Bee Gees in all my shows. That went on for a while and I sort of had to expect it-them being famous and me not. And being their only youngest brother. I didn't complain. I think that's going to fade away eventually because my

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ROCKET: Did it surprise you to have a· number one stngle on. your very first album? · GIBB: Oh God yes! It was incredible. When ·1 first did the song I was confident, I thought it was an.umber one song. But it's really hard to ac­cept the fact that I could ·have a number one record myself. ROCKET: When you ·write a song do . you have someone specific in mind? GIBB: Not really. Actually, nobody was in mind for "Everything."· My brother Barry wrote that We were all sitting in Bermuda at our manager's house. And we sat down and wrote four together, of which one was "Love is Thicker Than. Water'' and Barry was strumming in the back­ground doing "I Just Want to be Your Everything." And we knew in­stantly that it was a r:,umber one record. He put the lyrics to it later that night. ROCKET: Are your songs personal statements on ·1ove? GIBB: Not really, not so much. on this album. I don't know, I've neve1o really worked many emotional experiences out there. I create it out of my own head. ROCKET: Other than the obvious, (Continued on page 53)

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that will take Andy ·through ·AustraJia, Great Britain and

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;_ who S your influences on your can do. But the, stage is nice- ,.. ·,, . songwrt· g and singing? · · spontaneous. '

· GIBB: Not many people: would'v~ ROCKET: Do you get nervous before been an· influence .,on my singing. a live appearance? My brothers actually• even though GtBB: For live appearances yes I do. · he tried to.get away from their sound. · There's always, •that few minute of It's always been. very intense in me nerves. Especially before·a big show and the family .. As a w~iter, although I get really scared. . · it might not show in my writing, ROCKET: Did you worry· that the first· · writers like the Eagles. Don Mclean. album had to have a good showing? He was a big influence for a· while: GIBB: Yeah,. I was worried about my I'd like to four·•with the Eagles, I own material really really badly. I. really would. ·. didn'~ think I was a good songwriter ROCKET: Do you prefe~ touring or at all. I was a. bit doubtful· about record in~;? (Continued on page 86). ..

. . . in Califo~ia" Money says, "is-look· my own performance. Even today I

· aforwate;. lt's·so fucking dry." . don'.e what I did· on it. ·I did •is debut LP, released recently one g with Barry, "Thicker Than

Eddi~ Money is into Calif• ornia "drought rock." One of his latest' songs is call­ed, Gimme Some· Water. Everybody in California," Money says, "is looking for water. Ifs so fucking ~ry." ~

Graham showed up. Graham told Money that he liked his style. A year later, and still nothing had happened, so Money went back to Graham. "I said to him (Graham), 'Hey, I'm from New York City, and I'm here in California and I can't get a fucking break ... you gonna help me or what..?'"

Today, with the·support of the CBS machine, he is on his way to star• dom. "If it happens to me, great But Graham doesn't make me any promises, man. He doesn't tell me what kind of music to pfay. He's been really straight with me so far." All Money knows is this is" the first time in eight years he's had to pay income taxes, and he likes it · Musically, his roots go back to 60's

Long Island rock: The Rascals, the Vagrants, the hundreds of three and four-chord bands that sprouted across

· the Island like seeds. Felix Cavaliere · of the Rascals, coincidentally, is also with CBS Records, leading a new group cai.Jed Treasure.

As a teenager, Money played in the "Battle Of The Bands" com­petitions, and was briefly part of a band called the Music Machine that had a semi-hit, "Talk, Talk."

· Now approaching 30, Eddie Money is into California "drought rock." One of his latest songs is called "Gimme Some Water." "Everybody 86

was produ~ed under the most trying Water" which I thought was good . circumstances. First, his closest friend And "Everything"· 1 thought would died during production (the album is be a hit.· dedicated to himt, and then the guitar ROCKET: Did you ever consider using player came down with a dose of a pseudonym, the way Michael Me­the clap, that caused one of his hands Cartney became Michael McCear? to curl into a claw. So every fifteen GIBB: I don't know, I feel it's im­minutes during the recording sessions, portant to take advantage of what is he had to dip the hand in a vat of there. It's important to be established ,,. hot water. and -get some roots going. Once

Columbia, however, is getting solid- you're on your·own. you can really · ly behind Money, and between the do something. My brothers are help­voice lessons, the touring, and the ing me-I admit they're helping me­press interviews, he is getting his first ROCKET: Do you get much advice? taste of life at the top. "It's fucking GIBB: I generally play my songs to great, man," he says. . • Barry or my other brothers and.they -----.....,;·------ tell me what they think. They never

AndyGibb Takes Stardom In Stride (Continued from page-53)

try to tell me not to bother with it or something like that They tell me the good points. They help me with decisions. with their experience.

ROCKET: Growing·up with them, did you always want to be a singer too? CilBB: When I was about ·twelve I used to show jump alot, horse riding. I had my own two horses . and I was

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ROCKET: When did you feet you were ready to record? · GIBB: I was 16 at the time. I spent a few years in Australia. You can get to the top in Australia and never get heard outside the country which is a shame. I had a record out there. ·1 ROCKET: How do you cope with a sudden burst of fame? , l : GIBB: I just try to keep my head to­gether, keep level headed about it. Keep on going. It's been incredible, it really has. ROCKET: You're a special type of star_;the sort who will get the very enthusiastic fans .. Are you b.esieged? GIBB: Yes, but luckily they don't know where I live! I don't have any hassles with people coming around. But phone calls all the time. I pick up the phone and either they hang up, or they giggle. Giggling for a few minutes. It goes on all the time even into the early hours of the morning. I usually get it worse on tour. That's when it becomes unbearable. ROCKET: And on stage? GIBB: They worry me sometimes. They get so much emotion inside them. Crying. It's emotional to see them from the stage. It's hard to sing and watch them at the same time. To see kids at that age crying -that much broken up over a con­cert-it makes me feel pretty strange. They lose their mind and get hyster­ical-it's really frightening some­times. ROCKET: What are you trying on the new album?

GIBB: You're going to notice that I'm R&B and latin influenced than • st country one. My brothers are

a telling me . that the new · songs · are hit quality-the finest things I've done. I'll be doing an AustraiUan tour and then a 'mammoth American tour. •

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U.S. DE~ART~E·F LABOR EMPLoYM,ENT A.No TRAINING· Ao MINISTRATION

ALIEN CERTIFICATION UNIT

April 14, 1978

Mr. William No Carter, P.A. Attomey at Law 2311 Biscayne Drive, Suite 320 Little .Roclt, .Axka.nsa.s 72207

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450 Golden Gate Avenue, Box 36084 San Francisco, California 94102

ALIIEN'S NAME ANO OCCUPATION

GIBE, Andrew Roy Composer

DATE OF ACCEPTANCE FOR PROCESSING

11/16/77 Employer; R.s.o. Records, Inc.

The Drpartrrient of Labor has made a determination on your application for alien employment pursuant to Title 2, Code of Fedrral Regulations, Section 656.21 as required by thr Immigration and Nationality Act, as amended. Final action has been taken as follows:

ll, 1. Form ET A 7-50 has been certified and is enclosed with the supporting documents. All enclosures .should be submitted to the Immigration and Naturalization Service District Office for consider­ation of alien's application for adjustment of status (1-485) or with your petition (Form I.140). *

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Consulate at which the a}ien has indicated he will file a visa application. The Consular Officer will inform the .alien of any additional !iocuments to be submitted and steps to be taken in

order to apply for an immigrant Visa.

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required by Section 212(a)04l of the Immigration and Nationality Act, as amended, on the basis of information available for the following reasons:

D a. There are U.S. workers available who are able, willing, and ~uali!led for the job.

O b. The·employment of aliens would have an adverse effect on wages and/or working con­ditions of U.S. workers similarly employed.

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Profile: Al'.lDY GIBB

It is not exceptional for the youngest member of a

musically gifted family to follow in the footsteps of his

older brothers. It is uncommon in the case of Andy Gibb however,

to grow up the brother of the prestigious Bee Gees, and yet

develop a style so distinct and uniquely his. It is equally

uncommon for anyone at this stage of his life to possess a talent

so mature. Andy's striking presence combines both the romance

of youth and the confi9ence of sophisticated musical creativity.

His sensitive lyrics and. unpretentious manner convey a charm

that wil_l steal every yo~ng girl's heart. At the same time,

his tightly woven arrangements and country-rock style express

the self-assured sa.vvy of a musician whose career has finally

begun to take its turn.

It would be safe to assume that Andy's extraordinary

background has made some contribution to his precocious

development. The path that his life has taken is hardly the

usual one. In fact, one could- easily say that Andy has

journeyed.in his brief eighteen years, distances that many

of us wili not cover in a lifetime. Although .born in

Manchester, United KingdoI.n in 1958, hi_s family moved to

Australia while Andy was still very young. He returned to

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the United Kingdom in 1967 at the age of nine, and picked up

his first guitar. Between·the years of 1970 and 1974 Andy's

adventures led him to the remote island of Ibiza off the coast

of Spain, and eventually to the Isle of Man. Hav:i,ng played in

a few clubs during his travels~ he began to play professionally

when back in the United.Kingdom. After a few local gigs, he

confidently c;:hose Australia. to be the proving ground of his

career; and with a keen sense of determination Andy returned

there in 1975. Playing his own material as we.11 as old Bee

.Gees numbers, Andy formed a group that toured all over the

country, taking billings with groups like Sweet and The Bay ) .

City Rollers.

One might easily get the impression that Andy would be

jaded by such good fortupe-but_he is not one to stand back

and let life come to him. On the contrary, anyone who has

met Andy immediately recognizes the vitality with which he

embraces every experience. Indeed, each song he writes reveals

the importance he attac~es to what is otherwise.a :fleeting

moment. The profound feeling of Andy's songs is rarely seen in

any writer, let alone one of eighteen. After finally re­

cording. so~e of his material in Australia, there was no question

that he was more than ready to put together his first album.

Robert Stigwood was quick to appreciate his ability and they

signed a recording aI.ld management contract in 1976.

Signing with Robert Stigwood had set into motion a

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further. Firstly, there was a reunion with his brother Barry

who he had not seen in several years. Never before was Andy

able to relate to his brother on equal ground as a proven

musician with ar1 identity all his own. It was an exhilarating

experience for each of them, both personally and professionally,

and together they headed for the recording studio in Miami.

There, at Criteria Studios, with Barry assisting the production,

Andy recorded two songs which they wrote together, along with

eight others he•had written himself. The momentum which had

begun when Andy left Australia continued as he started his work at

Criteria. The country-ropk fee_]. which characterized his music,

has been expanded with a sophisticated rhythm and blues quality.

With guitar and keyboards predominating in most songs, Andy's

vocals take on an evocative and mesmerizing nature which draws

the listener into his sensitive lyrics and compelling rhythms.

Andy's albumentitied, "Flowing Rivers" will be released

by RSO Reco~ds in th~ near future. Andy Gibb is a musician

w.hose talents coincide with the high standards of other artists

on the RSO Records roster. The company's main concern is to

develop themseives as a unique and selective label, and regard

Andy as a fr~sh and in.spiring addition to their company. Andy

feels that the support and creative freedom, essential for the

development of every artist, is the· key advantage in beiI)g at

RSO Records. They have no doubt that Andy's music, with its

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uncanny appeal and enchanting quality, will endure a.nd draw for

itself an audience that will be devoted for years to come.

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llliD1 GIBS,-1 Just ~•/ant Te> Be Your Everything (3:32); producers: AlbhJ Galuten, Ka.rt Richardson:• writers: Andy Gibb, B~rry Gibb; publishers: Red Cow/Andy Gibb/}oy/Hugh & Barbara, ASCAP; Stigwood, BMI. RSO RS872 (Polydor).This detut single by the youngest Gibb h.rother renects the pat• ented Be! Ge, sound wi!h a catchy hook snaring vocal and harmony. lhe tempo is fight and bouncy allowing for Gibb's voice lo sway up and down with the melodic beal

Pica-a lop 30 dllrt tuna iG the opinion GI the review p.1nel •~id! · toled for Ille :selections releJsl!lt llti1 week: ncammended-a lune p,ed!cted to lrnd • lho &; 100 bfflleen lJ and 100. Rniew editor .. lid frwllwl.

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ANDY c·1BB (RSO 872) I Just W21nt To Be Your Everything {3:32) (Stigwood/Unichappell-,. BMI) (Barry Gibb)

A high-pitched, boyish voi_ce is the vehicle for this happy love song._with main production credits going to older brother Barry. Andy is the Bee Gees· younger brother. and the influence is there, although the R&B flavor is actually a bit lighter here.

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N1~r01on l~®(horls

ANDY GIBB "I Just Want To Be Your

Everything"-1( This 19-year-old brother of Barry, Robin and

Maurice Gibb has the same label as the Bee Gees, RSO; the same manager, Robert Stigwood; and the same production team that helme<l the group's latest LP, Albhy Galuten and Karl Rich• ardson.

His..first single was co-written with brother Barry, though Andy wrote by himself the bulk of·

. the songs on his debut album, "Flowing Rivers," which •is dui? May l.

This cut has some of the soul-tinged disco elements of his brothers' singles of the past two years, but it is in a softer pop style thao most of those hits; having more in common wit/1 "Love· So Right" or· "Fanny" than "You Should Be Dancing." ··

The youngest male member of the Gibb fam• ily (there is one sister), Andy was born in Man• chester, England. At an eaMy age his family moved to Australia where he lived until he was nine. He returned to Australia professionally in 1975, forming a group that toured the country extensively with acts like Sweet and the Bay City Rollers.

last November he signed with RSO and was taken on as a management/booking client of Robert Stigwood, (212) 580-7800. Gibb is based in Los Angeles.

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'\ rich soG r.d, frequently with strings, and also tcnehts from a gucsl a::,~earance by Eagles gui1arist Joe Walsh Anny wrote ~ll lO tunes and shows a sure h;;nd for hoo~~ !~al ;1;e calc~y ,ind smooth. Credit Albhy Ga:1,:en and i\arl Richardson for

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ANDY GIBB-Flowing Rivers, RSO, ~Si30!9 (Polydor). Youngest of. the Gibb Brothers debuts with an album imbued with the Bea Gee sound-hardly surprising since Barry Gibb is listed as executive producer. Andy has an appealing and ex: pres.sive singing voice that lends itself well both to uptempo . disco material and lush bailads. He is augmented ,by a full, ricti sound, frequently with strings, and also benefits from a

·guest appearance by Eagles guitarist Joe Walsh. Andy wrote all !O tunes and shows a sure hand for hooks that are catchy and smooth. Cred~ Albhy Galuten and Karl Richardson tor sorne. tasty production.

Best cuts: ''I Just Want To Be You_r Ever1thing," "Star­light," "Flowing Rivers," "Jn The End."·

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FLOATERS : Carnegie Hall. Ne11· York • These two young groups. both enjoying phe­

. nomenal career starts. packed this hall three times in two days. The Sept. 23 show. held dur­ing a week .of almost constant rain, attracted a young, bois.terous crowd which loved nearly ev­erything ii saw.

The Brottiers Johnson. who headlined. got ott lo a slow start as they opened with a tepid in­strumental and followed with one of their slower numbers. "land Of ladies." It was not until the band·s third number. ··oancin And Prancin:· that it began lo play up to its potential.

They still"have a way to go as showmen. but as musicians the Brothers Johnson have few peers. Bassist Louis Johnson plays in an aggres­sive but tasteful manner which shows in­fluences of Stanley Clarke, Jack Cassidy and

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Chuck Rainey. Louis lohnson·s intense stage presence also makes him the hand"s most com­manding visual attraction.

Brother George is an interesting guitarist and a competent vocalisl. T rombonisl Kenny Pickens and trumpeter Bobby Rodriguez comprise a strong and creative two-man horn section. The rhythm section plays cohesively and the vocal is tight.

The IO-song 55-minule sel was brought lo a frantic close with "I'll Be Good To You ... the band"s lirsl gold single, and "Get The Funk Gutta Me Face:· the group·s bes! rocker. For these two numbers the band was joined by the Floaters. who provided vocal support, and Mi­chael Jackson, who jumped around amd made young girls scream.

In its portion of the show. the Floaters dis­played.good voices. excellent and energetic cho- . reography, a good band and no creativity. The group ·s chart lopping single, "Float On:· was the only song in the JO-song set which was not previously recorded by som'eone else. The 45-minute set was as slick and professional as pos­sible. but with no material of its own The Floaters will have trouble sustaining its early success. ROBERT FORD JR.

Ro.\T. Lox A~. The1"9=year,old·Gibb:with a No. I record al­

ready under his belt. used his Sepl. 8, one-hour. IO-song set lo display why he is on.the verge of becoming a major recording star.

With a sound distinctly reminiscent of his Bee Gee brothers, Gibb opened with the title cut from his del>ut RSO album .. Flowing Rivers." an upbeat lyrical tune which induced a dreamy mood into the opening night music industry crowd

The boyishly good-looking Gibb assumed a confident stage presence, smiling to the appre­ciative audience as he whirled through tunes from his lP.

In between the melodic upbeat and rrnd

tempo songs. he injected soothing ballads and laments. with --starlight"" being the most com­peling. For two numbers. his five-piece backup band departed the stage. allowing him the spotlight on t)'lo ballads as he strummed an acoustic guitar. ~

Among the more memorable songs of his set were .. Thicker Than Waler ... which will be the lollowup single to --1 Just Want To Be Your Every­thing": "Too Many Looks In Your Eyes:· the Hol­lies· "Curly Billy Brill" and "Forgive Me:·

Before Gibb performed his chart-topping --1 Just Want To Be Your Everything." RSO presi­dent Al Coury and chairman of the board Robert Stigwood came onstage to present Gibb wilh his first gold single. When the applause quieted, Gibb climaxed the show with "I Just Want To Be Your Everything."

He returned for an encore doing the Beatles· --1rs Getting Beller" that did justice to the origi­nal version.

The material Gibb is working with is all main­stream pop with high commercial appeal. With time. maturation and his brothers· influences and encouragement. Gibb should sustain a long and successful carrer. ED HARRISON

GLADYS KNIGHT & THE PIPS

RAV CHARLES Greek Theatre. Los Angeles

For nearly two hours and 22 songs Knight and associates backed by a full orchestra main­tained total control of an almost lull house Sept. 23.

Impressively contoured. often Hashing lights framed the singers as in a television variety scene.

The concert. which was taped for pay cable tv by Home Box Office. olfered·both Gladys and the Pips a chance to perform together and sepa-

group came onslage with a bouncy "How Can You Say I Don·t love You .. segumg smoothly into --1 Feel A Song In My Heart."

Although the group is going in ditterent direc lions as to labels, the Pips.with Casablanca and Gladys with Buddah. as a team it has never been better.

Going down memory lane. Knight scored with !he group's first hit .. Every Beat 01 My Heart:· receiving rousing applause.

From its newest Buddah LP. ""Gladys Knight & The Pips Still Together:· the ensemble gave up "No Changes·· The tone of its repertoire was to set different moods. Its aim was to take the audience on a totally diverse musical trip.

From the ""Claudine .. LP the group performed --on And On:· and from "Pipe Dreams:· ··so Sad The Song ... Gladys has developed into a smooth. slick stage personality with patter and presence to equal the choreography of the Pips.

··1 Oon·t Wanna Oo Wrong:· had Knight al her strongest but the audience also enjoyed ""You:re The Bes! Thing That Ever Happened To·Me" and "Midnight Train To Georgia:·

As the group left the stage, a standing ova­tion brought back the Pips lo do their own solo thing. The background trio offered the crowd a glimpse of what lo-expect ii it moves onto per­form minus Gladys.

As the Pips went into a production number ""Street Brothers" with tight harmony to an ever so loose uptempo, semi-novelty lune. the crowd went wild. Each member showcased his own in· dividual talents in lhis one.

Knight took the same opportunity to go solo. taking --second Hand Rose .. and transforming ii into "Second Hand Song.'' followed by a short monolog on Barbra Streisand which led to "Ev· ergreen .. and smoothly into .. The Way We Were." The house was on its feel.

As the entire group slid into "Use My lmagi· nation" and ··1 Heard II Through The Grape­vine," a piano was brought onstage lo the sur· prise ol lhe audience. The crowd had not been advised of Ray Charles· appearance.

Charles. who was recently reviewed her.e. took the stage with his Raelettes for the next 35 minutes. He was re1oined onstage by Knight for

a Charles-proven winner "Georgia ... Ray in his gospel-like fashion handled the

keyboards with accompanying vocals for Gladys and the Pips on --oaddy Could Swear:· ·,Neither One Of Us:· "Hit The Road Jack:· "Keep Me Singing" and "What I Say:·

Jimmy Walker opened the show with a hi-larious 20-minute sel. JEAN WILLIAMS

CRYSTAL GAYLE Thi' Boarding House. Sc111 Frandffo

Gayle. a young woman who on every account is a most attractive performer. filled this 300 seat room to capacity for her four shows on her two-night Sept. 17-18 engagement.

She is one of the few performers ever to play the Boarding House who would be equally at home in a Las Vegas setting. and her appear­ance drew many middle-aged fans who normally do not frequent this club.

She rewarded them with a set of 14 tunes. which were preceded by her-backing band doing several introductory numbers of its own. The en­tire program consumed about 90 mintues.

Crystal's best asset-as ii should be for any singer-is her voice. which on several tunes like ··ru Get Over You .. and "Go! My Sweet Baby On My Mind" she really let stretch out.

Though-some of her stage patter was a touch on the saccharine side. she is basically solid. composed and appealing in her presence and mannerisms.

Her set opened with "love The Nigh I Away." followed by two well-known songs. "Rolling lo My Sweet Baby"s Arms .. and the softer ballad "Rodeo:· a song best known in the Judy Collins version.

The current hit. --oon'I It Make My Brown Eyes Blue .. came near the end of the set. and though this was obviously the most recogmzed tune. the audience seemed lo respond to the firs! chords of almost ever song. The encore was a pretty lune titled --when I O,eam ...

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:ords has announ­e Epic/Ode label, ::t with its own logo l releases in addi­;:i1c/Ode artists. tams six platinum s including Carole ~ largest selling

album. Ode was A& M Records. ment. Lou Adler. 'l;ecords. will serve 10 the new label.

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o1 EpicfOde and rge of sales and g. chief liaison of-label and Epic

:pie/Ode is Tom 1ich shipped last ,nclude a Carole ased "Greatest 1 album recorded 1d Chong album. part of the Ode ano and Giam-

•es Go!d ou Wanna Make st single on 20th ly was certified

Mushroom Can Rde8se Masters Of Heart Songs SEATTLE- A Federal District Court jt;dge hem has lifted an injunction prohibiting Mushroom Records from releasing four un­finished compositions by Heart, which left the label to sign with Portrait Records.

FOGELBERG IN LOS ANGELES - While on tour to promote his new LP "Netherlands." Epic/Full Moon recording artist Dan Fogelberg recentl'f played to two sold out shows al the Universal Amphitheatre in Los Angeles. Pictured (l-r) a.re: Greg Rogers, Epic product manager: Fogelberg; Maggie Slaymaker; {rving Azofl. manager; Howard Kaufman, Full Moon; and Bud O'Shea, director of marketing, west coast Ep;c Records.

A~ BeB r-,ses $20 rurn. Suit Against Memphis Bank i Judge Donald S. Voorhees· action allows

the label to release the incomplete master tapes of four songs. "Ju-st the Wine," "Heartless," "Devil Delight" and "Magazine."

Heart's manager, Ken Kinnear. is con­tinuing legal efforts to block any release of the songs on the Mushroom label.

V✓CI For S~mk Merger) --NEw YORK - The board of directors of Warner Communications lnc. has agreed to vote WCl's shares of Garden State National Bank in favor of the proposed merger of Garden State with The National State Bank at a special meeting last week.

Brunswick Cata~og Goes To interwor!d LOS ANGELES - lnterworld Music Group recently comple1ed negotatiations tor nearly au copyrights owned by Brunswick, including 20 million seUers.

As a result of the negotiations lnlerworld will now administrate Tarnopol's Hos. Julio Bnan and BRC pebberies with an option to purchase ~he company.- ·

Among the copyrights included in the pact are "Have You Seen Her" by the Chi Lites. "Turn Back The Hands Of Time" by Tyrone Davis and "Soulful Strut" by Love Unl,mited.

Cassidy LP Goes Goid LOS ANGELES - Shaun Cassidy's debut LP on Warner-Curb Records, "Shaun Cassidy." recently was certified gold by the RIAA. Cassidy's single from the album. "Da Ooo Ron Ron." also recently received a gold award.

'Foreigner' Platinum NEW YORK - "Foreigner," the debu album by the band of the same name on At­lantic Records. was recently certified plati­num by the RlAA.

MEMPHIS - Al Bell, former owner and chairman of Stax Records. has filed a malrcious prosecution suit here against the Union Planters National Bank, asking $20 million in damages.

Union Planters accused Bell in 1975 of conspiring with a former bank officer to defraud the bank of $18.9 million. Beu was exonerated and cleared of all charges on Augus1 2, 1976.

Bell's suit charges the bank of falsely ac­cusing him in order to bolster claims against the bank's bonding company. Bell maintains that the bank action against him

Presney Tribute 45 Out NEW YORK - Big Tree Records has rush released "Hound Dog Man," a tribute to Elvis Presley recorded by Lenny LeBlanc. The song was chosen by LeBlanc for his debut LP as a solo artist on the label in 1976.

David SouE's TV Speciai Prorn~Zs LP Ad ?Uans LOS ANGELES - The recen1 airing of the "David Soul and Friends" special on the ABC-TV neiwork was the focus of a major mari<etir.g campaign launched by Private Stock Records in support of the artist's latest album, .. Playing To An Audience Of One." Private Stock planned a national print and radio advertising campaign in major cities that ran before and during the special and pians are for the programs to continue after the speciaL In-store airplay, window displays and other marketing tools were planned in conjunction with the radio and print__prog.i::ai:;~.-------~

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tor RSO Records, "l Just Want To Be Your Everything," recently was certified gold by the RiAA.

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was malicious because Bell had cooperated with the Union Planters in-­vestfgation prior to his own accusation and that statements by the former bank o1ficer gave the bank no probable cause to im­plicate him. The suit seeks damages from the personal and professional injury in­curred by Bell as a result of the lengthy and highly publicized court trral. 1

Bell's New Label I Bell currently resides in Washington. ~

D.C. where he has founded the lndepen• f dence Corporation of America. which in- ~ eludes LC.A. Records Inc.

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Music Trend Will Dist. Butterfly In Michigan LOS ANGELES - Butterfly Records recen­tly pacted with.Music Trend in Detr.ail 101" distribution of Butterfly's product in Michigan. Butterfly was formerly dis• tributed by Arc/Jay Kay rn that area.

'Star \Vars' Platinum; Mccann Single Gold LOS ANGELES - The .. Star Wars" soundtrack LP on 20th Century Records recently was certified platinum. while Peter McCann's single, "Do You Wanna Make Love," on the same label has been certified gotd.

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LOS ANGELES-Andy Gibb·s ··J Just Want To Be Your Every1hin~ .. (RS.0) this week becomes only the second single m the history of the Hot !00 to spend as many as 15 con­secutive weeks in the top 10.

The only record which has had as many weeks in the top lO in the his­tory of the survey. which dates back to 1958. is Bobby Darin·s ··Mack The Knife .. (Atco). which ha<l 16 lop 10 weeks in 1959 and wem on to be the No. J single of the year.

The consecutive distinction is the key here. as Chubby Checker's .. The Twist .. (Parkway) actually had 25 weeb in the top 10: 12 weeks in its initial run in J 960 and another 13 weeks in its re-release in 1961-62.

In the 1970s. the runner.sup to Gibb in number of weeks in the top IO a re three singles which had I 3 weeks each there: B.J. Thomas· .. Raindrops Keep Fallin' On My Head.. (Scepter} in 1970. Marvin G.aye·s .. Let"s Get h On .. (T.1mla) in 1973 and Barbra Streisand's .. Ever­green .. (Columbia) earlier this year. • The Emotions' .. Best Of My Love'" (Columbia) is in its 12th we.:k in the top IO. to nail down third place for the "70s. * * *

On the album chart. Fleerwood Mai:·s .. Rumours .. (WB) remains on top for the 22nd week. which is now the longest a contemporary rock act has ever stayed at No. 1. Elvis Pres­ley's --slue Hawaii'" (RCA Victor) from 1961-62 is second with 20 weeks.

The only albums which bave re­mained at No. l longer in the rock era are soundtracks and MOR re­leases: the .. West Side Story .. sound­track on Columbia {54 weeks at No. 1 in l %2-63 ). the ··South Pacific .. soundtrack on RCA Victor (31 weeks in 1958) and Harry Bela­fonte·s --calypso"' on RCA (31 weeks in 1956-57).

These findings are culled from Hotline. a publication which in­cludes chart analysis and the pop. soul. country and MOR charts. and whi..:h is sent out a few days in ad­vanc.:e of the regular Billboard issue.

PAUL GREIN

/ soston Suedl By EH Mana~~n'Uu~nft

NEW YORK-Elf Management Inc .. of Massachusetls is suing CBS

· 1. and the rock group Bo~ton·s man­ager.· producer and lawyer for up­,..-ards of S5 million. on the grounds Elf had a personal management contracl with members of the group that has been reached.

Elf listed as plan ti IT in a suit filed Sept. 22 in U.S. District Court here. claims it had a contract with Bos­wn·s founder Tom Scholz, plus Barry Godreau and James Masdea. who at the time had a group called Mother·s Milk.

According to court documents. a personal management contract \\;as reportedly signed with such a group Jan. 19. 1974.

The group 'Boston. which signed a recording comract with Epic Rec'-

LABEL GABFEST -Steve Wax, Elektra/ Asylum president, right; Ken Buttice, promotion vice president, left, and Jerry Sharell, international and artist de­velopment vice president, center, stick together during a reception at the re-

cent WEA national sales convention in Hollywood, Fla.

FHm Firm SBapped By Ja.udge's RuUOilg

PHILADELPHIA-20th Cen­tury-Fox Corp. was hit by a tempo­rary restraining order by the U.S. District Court here from claiming exclusive rights to recordings of all music: from its hit movie ··Star Wars:·

The order was issued Sept. 21 in 1 response to a suit filed the day previ­

ous by· David Miller. owner of Dami] Rc~·ord Sales of nearby Cle­menton. N.J.

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NOW VOU CAN SHARE the secrets of writing hit songs (music and lyrics) with the composer. arranger and producer of .. La-La Means I Love You:· .. Betcha By Golly Wow:· "Didn't I Blow Your Mind This Time:·

·-rm Stone in Love with You:· "The Rubberband Man," ··rn Be Around:· ··vou Make Me Feel Brand New," and dozens of other award-winning hits recorded by the Spinners. Stylistics, Delfonics, O'Jays and Johnny Mathis. THOM BELL'S SONGWRITER WORKSHOP includes:

Q :D. O½ hou1rs creaitive nnstrncltlon t"'Jith Thom Bell c. evi:!ic.!li:.tnon of nttJ1~(2!a:;,t5•·mQ!terftal by Thom BeJI • helpful tips on seU.ing cmezd in the music business • cocktali hour ~d <i:!1ra1rae;r • g!.l!est lectures firOm DAVlD J.STEINBERG,

attorney, on son~m-lter contracts and , UUll/liN SCHUSTER, Senior Vice President, Creative, Chappell r~1usk Co.

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• s,c 24~('. }(' ) of the I & N Act ~ 0 Private law no . ..,.,.,.,. ......... ,---cifthe ____ ·

t:Jsec: I of the Ad. of'~ 1/2/.~6 . Congre~s ... session

.. · • :s_ec 13 'oithe Acf°of 9/11/57 •--'--.:..;__ __________________ _ · • ~ · • F. ~ ~ · (Other law· Speci/y)

· MI.AMI FLORIDA ' · c,

DATE ,.-----.--...,,..----:-:----:-,-.--::a~~,-...--~--.::,--+---.~· o.~.

CT'JON

Date ·M '··"

Preference

Number _________ --=· 2;,~· i_..di<.,.j' f~· ..... · . ·_· _____ ,....··. ___ . _,_, __

Month of lssuo_nce 0 M -~- •

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~_) Signed _ __,.......,,..,......,.~.....,,.,,,..,....,,..,,,,,--=--,--,,.,,,..,...,..----,,,.....---,-,,.,,...-. ' (Villa Office, Dept. ,of State)

. st At,srics. ··.,· . _.;. __ ·

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• Forni 1-357 delivered D Form G-153_ delivered,,,, D F<?_~m l-151 Serial No.',_··-.-----------'----------2/8/79 MF • · . , ;: ' : ' · · · , D mailed O delivered . ·

CC: -a Visa Control Office, Visa Office, Department of State, Washington~ D.C. •2~20 for allocation. of immigrant visa number.

O State Director, Selective Service (with 1 · 59) _____ ___, _ __,,,.n ______________ _

Form 1 ,. 181 (Rev. 4 • 1 • 75)Y \ ' . t // ' \

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INSTRUCTIONS

GENERAL: To request allocatlon of a visa number for o preference or nonpreference case under Section 245 or for a Western

1

Hemisphere number under Section 1 of the .Act, of N,e,vpmber 2, 1966, mail original and one 1copy to Visa Control Office. When grant of permanent residence becomes fina.l, the- copy returned by the Visa Control Office which allocates the visa number shall be appropriately endorsed, and placed in the file. In such cases the triplicate copy, which was re• fained in the file, sha.11 be noted to show the date permanent residence status is granted and for• warded together with completed Form 1-59 to the State Director of Selective Service in the case of every male· alien between the a.9es 18 and 26 or between the ages of 18 and 35 in the case of a doctor, dentist or other medical specialist. If not required for this purpose, it shall be destroyed. In cases where permanent residence Is granted without referral to the Visa Control Office, except where Selective Service is to be notified, only._ an original 1 • 181 need be prepared and placed in the file: In other ccises where outstanding instructions require the form 1 • 181 to be forwarded to the Visa Control Office, it shall be prepared in duplicate and the original placed in the file, except when an additional copy is required to notify Selective Service.

PREFERENCE: Under Sedlon 245, the priority date will be the filing date of one of the first six preference petitions. ·

NONPREFERENCE: Under Section 245, the priority date shall be fixed by the following fadors, whichever Is the earliest; (1) the priority date accorded the applicant by the consular officer as a nonpreference immigrant; {2) the date on which appJtcation Form 1-485 is properly fl~e,d, If the appUcant establishes that he is a member of a profession or a person with exctfpflonal .ability_ In fhe sciences or the arts not included in t~--~pa,rtme.nt of Labor's Schedule A{29 CFR 60) provided a certification is issued on that basis, or that he is within Schedule A, or that the

·:· provisions of Section 212(a){14) of the Ad do not apply to him; (3) the date on which an ap­proved valid third or sixth preference visa petition in his behalf was filed; or (4) the date an application for certification based on a job offer was accepted for processing by any office within the employment service system of the Department of Labor, provided the certification applied for was issued. A nonpreference priority dote, once established, is retained by the alien even though at the time a visa number becomes available and he is allotted a nonpreference visa number he meets the provisions of Section 212(a)(14) of the -Act by some mea11s other than that by which he originally established entitlement to the nonpreference priority date,

LABOR CERTIFICATION; Check and complete the block regarding certifications on the form as appropriate1na-:nonpr-efe::ren?:e·case_;~. :::: :-:'.·:·, ::- ~ -:. ··:::

RE{)f~S:f lht-th_~.-v.~sa1

~umber requ~ste~ isR~O~f~:fnb; Sekction 202(b}{1}, (2), (~1-,~i~ or Section _ ! 203 a 9 o t e Act exp am cs appropriate in• emar~ · ,,oc .

DELAY NOTICE; When the Service must obtain a visa number from the Departrn;nt of State before graf!JI99.~etf!'.an_ept~ ~esidence, t~e letter portion of this for~:Ao.tJ9'~~~) of .Joe_~~lay is mailed to tb.@~~pp,liC'9,,;,fwJt~ 1,1..,.c~et to'the attorney of record. In representecf coses the·attorney is notified qr.Jh,e op_pcq_val · ijf dri application by furnishing him with _Q copy of__the_ J\()tice which . is part of this-'form. · ·· "·- · ·- , · · ·_ -

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F JUS1iCE..::;•·· · -~•·--,-·· :y--·- B. -- . STATES DE?ARH-AENT O . - -~. CA'fEGO~ --~- . ~NITED . .· · . 1. ation Serv1~e -- ..

~ \mm<gcoHon _and Not~.:..'.'.\'2,.: ·.- . . . PERMANet-ll. RESIDENCE . --., " - .- . . ·.o· F· RECORD .0-F lAWF.Ul - - : -ND'UM·•of- CREATIO~ .

• -MEMOR A . . . . _ . · . -· H1A!n :n.otlll)A

, - f-ul permanent. resi ent - d of the United -States is Status as a ,ow - · _ . ac~orded: DATE OF_ ·1:11 RTH

M. . 03-05-58·

REMARKS -. - .. · . lmmi. ant - : . · - ·ldgb.1y -s~c1l..ed _- -- gr .

:Pz:o£essLonal. ~ _ - - ; _ ·. · ;red .because: - . , D S~ction 212(0)( 14) certification not r~qu . . - NONPRE.F_EREN~_E: . - --· · ·

, _ _ ~ .. 2 '12T }{l 4 ) certification issu_ed Q Individual secf,on_ . o _· . . . '. • f t . issued_.· .212 {o)(.l 4_)_- c~rti ica ,_o~ si_onket section

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I , - provision of low: . . A t ·under the fol owing - D Sec 249 so{ ~he I & N C

D Sec 203(hJ of )he J & N A~t . . . . ·- D -Sec 2 l4{d) I&. N Act. of the __ _

0 Se·c·] of th,~ Act_ of 1 )~2/66

}t ')" of the f &_ N ~d . A f 9/ 11 ./57 . D ~-~:_--;:/.0;::;;,;th;::e:;r:-la~w;;:·:S;j.p;._e;;;rc~ify_~))---:-----,--0 Sec 13 of the. - ct o . '

· gg[sec- 245 of-the I ~ N Ad . --=-----~-;_,~MI~-~-A~IJT~~~Fl~~-08~-!'JYinA.!·~~~-NT'. RRi:E:ss;r1ooiE~N:.;cc"EE--:---......-a~i;~

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D _Sec 24~( D P,rivo1e la~ no. session

Congress----------~

_of Po¥ OF. ENTRY FOR PERMANENT (15) (Monlh) :_

Class of adn:,ission.(I~ert syrn_~olj. D~~E

(AppUca6t,.;,, ,.,. _.., .. {Dii,e) ~c;:•oN . . . . . (Irnrnigraaon Offu:er) . R~CO":-MENDED BY. _ . .

FOR ~~E BY VISA CONTRO

Dote __ -----------~_:-~-----------~~~-:'~~· -

Foreign State _______ _;_ _______ --:....,.,----~-:--_.

p refe ~ence Category._: . .:a.~~------:------------- .

Number.~·...;..:;;....:...---,---------'--=---7:~-:-~------ :.:,. l

Month of Jssucnce

Signed rv.:.0

Offi•~ D,pL of s,a,eJ Form 1-151 Serial NO: delivered

D Form G-_153 delivered. D •· mailed O immigrant vis3 number •. D Form 1-3.57 delivered. . . . t f State, Washington. D.C 20520 ·for·allocaUon_ of . _,, _,§.{;t?~e. ·Visa -Office. Departm~n o cc: XX v,saAC,

1usband or-'Wife resid~s · · Q .vif;h 1'.lle

Qw-asnot inspected.

Q single ' Q married

@ divorced D -widowed

ave __ .._. or daugh,e= •• follo_., (Con,plete.al) columns = <o eaeh =n or dau<b<er, il living _,,.,, you s<a<e «Wi<h me" in coiu.inn; 01.herw-tse give city and state-or country of son•s or·daughter•s,residence).

Dat,e of Birth

· Organjza<io=. =cie<iea, clubs_ =d associa<ions •. pas,.or .,..,..,n,. in -hich l ha= hehi membe=hip in <he-Uni,ed S<ares or a

0

•-od the periods =d places of =ch memb......,;. (Ir Yo~ ha~ ne=,·•=n a -mber or any org,,n;,a,ion. s,a,e "'None~.:._ ·

,n Guild of Variety Artists (AGVA) - United States- Approx. Jun,-1

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00 have not been treated fo mental disorder, drug addiction or=~----

Q h•v• no< been -7•=• o, confined in a Priso~ Of you bave been. e,plan>.)

@have not been the beneU~/'),,-Of a pardon, amnesty, rehabilitation decree, other act of clemency or similiar action. (If you have

been, explain.) /

CANTS FOR STATUS AS PERMANENT RESIDENTS MUST ESTABLISH THAT THEY ARE ADMISSIBLE TO THE UNITED ES_ EXCEPT AS OTHERWISE PROVIDED BY LAW. ALIENS WITHIN ANY OF THE FOLLOWING CLASSES ARE NOT ADMIS­; TO THE UNITED STATES AND AR.E THEREFORE INELIGIBLE FOR STATUS AS PERMANENT RESIDENTS:

s who have com:i:nitted or who have ;;en convicted of a crime involving moral turpitude (does not include minor traffic violations); aliens b.ave been engaged in or who inte to engage in .any co:rnmereialized sexual activity~ aliens who a.re or at any tune have been. anarchists, embers of or affiliated with an)'. Communist; or other totalitarian party, including any subdivision or affiliate thereof;. aliens who have cated or taught, either by perso utterance, or by means of any written or printed matter. or through affiliation with an organization, (i} ,sition to organized govenune t, (ii} the overthrow- of governtnent by force or violence, (iii) the assaulting or killing of government :ials because of their official aracter, (iv) the unla-wfuI destruction of property, (v) sabotage. or (vi} the doctrines of world com.munisn:l, he establishm.ent of a totalitarian dictatorship in the United States~ aliens who intend ·io engage in prejudicial activities or unlawful activities , subversive nature~ aliens who have been convicted of violation of any law or regulation relating to narcotic drugs o.r inarihuana. or vvho e been illicit traffickers in narcotic drugs or ma..ihuana; aliens who 'have.been involved in assisting any other aliens to enter the United tes in violation of law; aliens who have applied for exemption or discharge from training or service in the Armed Forces of the United tes on the ground of alienage and who have been relieved or discharged from such training or service.

any of the foregoing classes apply to you? D Yes [Kl No (If a~swer is Yes. explain)

1_ (COMPLETE TJ:!IS BLOOK ONLY IF YOU CHECKED BOX .. A••. "B ... "'C". or .. D .. OF BLOCK I}

APPLICANTS WHO CHECKED BOX .. A .. "B" "Cn OR .. D .. OF BLOCK 1 (INCLUDING REFUGEES) IN ADDITION TO ESTABLISHING THAT THEY ARE NOT MEMBERS OF ANY OF THE INADMISSIBLE CLASSES DESCRIBED IN BLOCK 10 ABOVE MUST. EXCEPT AS OTHERWISE PROVIDED BY LAW. ALS.:> ESTABLISH THAT THEY ARE NOT WITHIN ANY OF THE FOLLOWING INADMISSIBLE CLASSES:

Aliens who are mentally retarded, insane. or ve suffered one o:r more attacks of insanity; aliens afflicted w-ith psychopathic personality. sexual deviation, mental defect. narcotic drug diction, chronic alcoholisni or any dangerous contagious disease; aliens w-ho have a physical de­fect. disease or disability affecting t.heir ab· · y to earn a living; aliens who are paupers. pr.ofessional beggars or vagrants; aliens who are poly­gru:nists or advocate polygamy; aliens who tend to perform skilled or unskilled labor and who have not been certified by the Secretary of Labor (see Instruction 10); aliens likely become a publie charge; aliens who have been excluded from the United States within the past year, or who at any tune have been deport from the United States. or who at any tune have been removed froni the United States at Governrnent expense; aliens who have procured or have attempted to procure a visa by fraud or misrepresentation; aliens who have dep~ed from or renurln­ed outside the United States to avoid military service in ti:rne of war or national emergency~ aliens who are former exchange visitors who a:re subject to but have not coznplied with the two year foreign residence requirement.

Do any of the foregoing classes apply to you? 0 Yes [iJ No (If answer is Yes. explain)

2 x_ I [i} do Odo not intend to seek gainful employment in the Unit.;d States. If you intend to seek gainful e:rnployment in the United States.

state the occupat!on you intend to follow E otertai oer/Sooguri:iter ( \

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• ·• 22. · (Complet;;this block only if you checked box A or D of block J)

D a. .I have a priority on the consular waiting list at the American Co~sulate at ____ ..,_ ____ ...... as of....a.----'-------­(City) (Date)

~Jb. A .visa petition according me O immediate relative . ~preference.status was approved by the district

directorat Miami, Florida (City and State)

on-'--=-M=-=a~y=-=.13'-L. --=-19""""'7-=-8 __ _ (Date)

D c. A visa petition has not been approved in my·behalf but.I.claim eligibility .for preference·status because D my spouse

D my parent is the beneficiary of a visa petition app~oved by. the district director a."------''-------'"'--------­(City and State) on ______________ _

(Date)

• d. I am claiming preference status as a refugee under the proviso to Section 203. (a)(7) of the Act who has been continuously physically present in the United States.for at least the past two years. (If you check this item, you must execute and attach Form J-590A to this application.) ·

D e. Other (Explain)

\ral Letters} ' First Name. .

24. Ii] Completed Fonn G-325A (Biographic Information) is attached as part of this application.

25. IF YOUR NATIVE ALPHABET IS IN OTHER THAN ROMAN LETTERS, WRITE YOUR NAME IN YOUR NATIVE ALPHABET BELOW:

(Application ·not to be signed below until applicant appears

Subscribed and swom to before me by·the abov'e-named applicant

. (Complete this block o?I if you checked Box E I orFofBlockl) Nt, - · .. ~- I first arrived in the U ted States at (Port)

e of vessel or other means of

B.

r Sine my first entry I D have O ve not absent from the United States. (If u

----j FORM 1

1-94

h e been absent, attach a separate statem I' ting the port, date and means of each

eparture from and return to the U. S.)

D Completed Fci'nn G-325A (Biographic Information) is not attached as applicant is under 14 years

Signature of Applicant:)e

Date of Signature~ Add"ress of person prep

2311 Biscayne Drive,· Suite 320 Little Rock, Arkansas 72207 Occupation:.

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REUBEN FIOCHKIND M D 601 HUNTINGTON BUIL01NG INTERNAL MEDICIN'E • •

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AEG NO ARDtlllll3

!88 8. I:. 18T ST, MIAMI, FU., 811131

ADDRIES------------1} DAT ___ _

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(ii/I._ VV--CLJf 3~ 1 17 '1 WM IJJ (P 'tfA . CA .. LAOOUCH ~'-C ~

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ID: CN: 00: APPLICATION FOR A SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER Loo NOT WRITE IN THE ABOVE SPACEJ

See lnslructions on Back. Print in Black or Dark Blue Ink or Use Typewriter. /First Name) (Middle Name or Initial-ii none, draw line--/ ..

I R (Last Name;

YOUR (Month) (Day) (Year)

Andrew Roy Gibb ~~;~ 0Mar. 5, 1958 /City) (Counry if known) (State) YOUR PRESENT AGE

Manchester ' En land /Ageonlaslbirthclay) 20 ·,1; i,.;;.;.--~-----------:-----------------------<. )lf:.J:'l-------------< -- MOTHER'S FULL NAME AT HER BIRTH (Her maidM name) YOUR SEX

· Barbara Mary Pass M@E FEMALE

0 YOUR COLOR OR RACE

WHITE - NEGRO OTHER

l8l O D (If "Yes' Print state m which you applied and Dale you applied and Soclal Secwlly Number ,t known)

YES.,,.:V - -

l (b),X~ • OUP t:letum eompletett applieatlon to nearest

· ISSUED SOCIAL SECURtTY ADMINISTAATICN OFFICE,

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. . lteo STATES, DEPARTMENT. OF ,Wst1ce '.. . IMMIGRATION ,AND NATURlLIZA T_IO~ ~ERV_IC~ F1Le'No:A1 ____ _

4-~- 79 (b)(G) DATE: ___ _ I.,:'

MEDICAL :EXAMINATION AND IMMIGRATION INTERVIEW · ·

· An(rev Rox Gibb,

Mie.mi;Fla 33161

'· . . '

INSTRUCTIONS FOR MEDICAL EXAMINATION.

A meqic;al examination is i:iece~_sary as part of your application for adjustment of status t9 permanent resident. If. you have reached your fifteenth birthday you mtist fMMEDIATELY obtain and bring With. you when you· appear for your medical examination a serofogy report and 14" X 17" chest X-ray film with a reading. by a licensed physician interpreting the X-ray film. The serologic test must be performed by a laboratory approv951 by a state or local health department. The X-ray film and serologic. test for syphifls may not be more than 90 days old. YOUR MEDICAL EXAMINATION CANNOT BE COMPLETED WrTHOUT THE (1) SEROLOGIC REPORT. (2) X· RAV AND (3) READING OF THE ~-RAY ,FILM. ·

. ~- . . . . ~- •. •'. > ., .. ,. , ·. Please· e, also the· boxes-checked· 121 ·below with regard to your medical examination. · · . · ·

, Please obtain your serologic report.X•ray film and reading promptly. You may telephone :your state or local Healtt1 .Oeparn:nent for the name of an approved laboratory where yo_u. may obtain these .. Bring them and copies of this letter with you when you appear for eJ<amination by a physician ;Of the U. S. Pubti_c Hee.Ith ~ce fo,r whict' an. appoint_ment. has been made §It th!'! place and ctate indicated below:

ADDRESS DATE TIME'

0 Please communicate immediately with thl' b?'? ; a C 2 ! Ji ii ill I 5 i!J., physicians on the attached nst, if a ~st is attachfi!d, (1) to asoer• tain what arrangements you should ,make to. obtain a serologic report, X-ray film and _reading prior to y0ur·,medica1 exam)nation. and (2) to arrange for your medical examination by him, which must be completed before All expenses in connection with this examination must be paid by you.

PHYSICIAN'S NAME. ADDRESS, AND TELEPHONE NUMBER

Please sh,ow th\s letter to any laboratory performing tests:. Aiso. present the copi~s of th\s letter to the p~ys·1cian performing the medical examination, and' fumish him with your. signature written·· in :his· pr7,ser:ice f?fin~lusion ·with .~is repoo. . · · . . . . . ·

INSTRUCTIONS FOR iMMIGRAT~ON INTERV!EW .AN APPOINTMENT HAS ALSO BEEN MADE FOR AN_ INTERVIEW BEFORE ~N IMMIGRATION OFFICER AT

ADDRESS il s. w. 1st Ave. {Room 1402,1 · Miami, Florida 33130

DATE TIME

5-3-79 2:20 P.M.

BRING WITH YOU AT THE ,TIME OF INTEFiVl'Ew THE FOLLOWiNG: • . . ' • 1 -

1. The sealed enve)Op(:} fµmished Jc> ypu by the. physician who performed the medical examina~on. 2. Your passport and Form 1-94. (Arrival and Departure Record) · · · • · · ~- Other:

NOTE: • 'lll!;'.t. . • .- ' ._ .,- • ' . • • ' • .

IF YOtJ DO NOT SPEAK ENGLISH, A PERSON OF YOUR OWN SEX W.HO CAN ACT AS INTERPRETER SHOULD ACCOMPAN't'-YOU TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINATION AND IMMIGRATION INTERVfEW . , .. . . . . . . .. . .

r::1iiP' . . f AILURE TO KEEP THESE APPOINTMENTS AND T-0 BRING THE REQUIRED -SJ ..,_ DOCUMENTS WILL DELAY YOUR CASE. . .

f . . . _- .' I , . ' . >. - . . / ' - - ~ ~ - -- l ,,,._ ~ - ~ - - - - -

FORM 1-486 !REV 1 H0-76) Y

-District Director

. (SPANISH LANGUAGE' TRANSLATION OF ABOVE. APPEARS.ON REVERSE OF THIS PAGE)

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.. :,! · · (VEASE Al DORSO DE ESTA PAGINA LA ofRecc16N, i=ECHA v HORA RESEAVADA PARA su -

RECONOCIMIENTO MEDICO Y ENTREVISTA)

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INSTRUCCIONES PARA El RECONOCIMIENTO MEDICO

Como parte de SU sb'licitt.Jd para fT)Odifi¢ar~su status a·. u~o. de r~idente permanente, se exige un 9)(amen trsico.

Si ha cumplido us!ed. 15 .,,aiios de .edad. debera obtener INMEDlj\TAMENTE, _y traer consigo en el momento de. presen­

tarse al exaro~n fis~o, Ufl Info,:rne sobnf los r~sultados de 1.1n analisis de sangre y .una radiograffa del t6rax de 14" por

. 17" (35,50 qm: por 43 cm:) con el informe interpretativo de dicha radiograf1a preparado par un· medlco autorizado. El analisi~ de sang:re debera hacerse en un laboratorio autorizado por el Departamento de Sanidad de un gobierno local o

del Estado. L~ fadiograffa y .el, ar~lisis d~ ~~ngr~ para s[fjlis no deberan haber side hechos mas de 90 dfas antes de la

techa de pres~ntaci6n. SU EXAMEN .MEDICO NO SE.POOR.A. COMPLETAR SIN (1) U_N INFORME SEAOLOGICO, (2)

UNA RADIOGRAFIA Y (3) LA INTERPRETACh'.JN OE LA RADIOGRAFIA. . J.ci,

TENGA LA BONOAD DE FIJARSE TAMBIEN EN LAS CASILLAS MARCAOAS ~ A CONTINUACION EN AELAC~6N C;N SU RECONOCIMIENTO MEDICO: . • . ,.. .. •, .

D Sfrvase ·obten.er-prontamente su infonne serologico, radio9raffa y .fa interpretacion de la. radiografia. Usted puede_ i_lamar per telefono a la oficina local o e~tatal. del Departa~ento de Salud y solicitar ·e1 nombre de un laboratorio autorj.:ado aonde podra obtener estos servicios. Sirvase traer estos documentos juntamente con copias de esta cai'ta al presentarse a eKamen ante. un medico de! Servicio de Salud Publica de Jos Estados Unidos. eKa111en para el cual se ha concertado una cita en el lug·ar y fecha abajo indica:dos: · · ·

- blRECCION FECHA. HORA

D S{rvase eomunicarse immediatamente con el medico abajo indicacfo o con uno de los medicos cuyos nombres aparecen en la fista adjunta, si se adjunta una lista, para 1 )-determinar que medigas deberA. ustei:i- tomar para obtener un inforrne serol6gico, una radiogra!ia y la interpretacion de la radiograffa antes de su examen medico, y 2) concertar una cita con et medico para hacerse el eKamen, el cual debera completarse antes

del... ................................................................................ Todos los gastos relacionados con este examen deben ser sufragados por usted:

S(rvase mostrar esta c~a a cualquier ll!boratorio que 1!3ga estos ~menes. -Ademas, en1regue las 9opias de la carta al medico que le examine, y lirme Su nombre 8(! p~~se~cia del !lledico pa_ra que el, i~cluya SU finna en el infonne: •

INSTRUCCIONES ACERCA DE LA ENTREVISTA DE INMIGRACION TAMBIEN SE HA CONCERTADO UNA ENTREVISTA ANTE UN FUNCIONARIO DE INMIGRACION EN:

DIRECCION: F-ECHA: HQR_A:

AL coMP.ARE9ER PARA ESTA ENT.REVISTA, TENG.A LA soNDA.D DE.TRAER cONs1Go LC!S qocuME~i-os SIGUIENTES: , . . 1. EL SOBRE SELLADO QUE'. LE·ENTREGO -EL MEDiCd QUE LLEVO A CASO EL,RECONOCIMIENTO. 2. SU PASAPORTE V EL FORMULARIO ,:94, (REGISTRO DE ENTRADASALIDA) 3. ADEMAS DE:

AVISO:

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sr .LJsfeb . ~d HABii~ IN:~Ll~S. DEBE ACOMPAf3ARLO (Al UNA PERSONA DE SU SEXO QUE SIRVA· COMO INTE-RPRETE DURANTE: EL RECONOCIM1ENTO MEDICO Y LA ENTREVISTA DE IN-MIGRI\CION C: ' .i :. • ,,;. ' .

EL NO PRESENTARSE A t.:A HORA Y FECHA INDiCADAS PARA ESTAS, -ENTREVISTA U OLVIDARSE LLEVAR LOS DOCUMENTOS REQUERIDOS SERA MOTIVO OE QUE SU CASO SE ATRASE. -

. o· .} TRAIGA SU PASAPORTE Y EL FORMULARIO 1-94

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CERTIFIED COPY OF AN ENTRY OF BIRTH GIVEN AT THE GENERAL REGISTER OFFICE, LONDON

Application Number ..... !..4.(':61. ................ ...

Columns:- 1 2 3 4 S 6

Occup~tion of father

7 8 9 10*

No. When and where born

Name, if any Name, surname and

Sex Name and surname maiden surname Signature, description and When Signature of Name entered registrar after registratlon of father of mother residence of informant registered

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I . J.~,.,..:.,~tf, I , ~ -~-.......... ~--CERTIFIED to be a true copy of an entry in t_he certified copy of a Register of Blrths in the District above mentioned. Given at the GENERAL REGISTER OFFICE, LONDON, under the Seal of the said Office, the. If ,t day of lCJ-?J

BXA 399179 This certificate is issued in pursuance of the Births and Deaths Registration Act 1953, Section 34 provides that any certified copy of an entry purporting to be scaled or stamped with the seal of the General Register Office shall be received as evidence of the birth or death to which it relates without any further or other proof of the entry, and no certified copy purporting to have been given ln the said Office shall be of any force or effect unless it is sealed or stamped as aforesaid,

CAUTION :-Any person who (1) falsifies any of the particulars on this certificate, or (2) uses a falsified certificate as true, knowing it to be false, is liable to prosecution.

Form A502M S.37025 Dd 534087 90M 7/78 Hw

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A name given to a child (whether in baptism or otherwise) before the'expiration of tweive months from the date of i-egistration of its birth, may be inserted in Column 10 of the entry ln the birth register under the procedure provided· by Section 13 of the Births and Deaths Registration Act 1953. . If the parents or guardians wish to .avail themselves of this facility at any time, they must deliver a certificate of baptism or of naming to the registrar or superintendent registrar having the custody of the re~ster in which the birth was registered, This certificate must be in the prescribed form which can be obtained on application to any registrar. ·

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KATMERINE E. WOODS

• . . WiLLIAM N. CARTER, p.,A.

ATTORNEYS AT· LAW

23n BISCAYNE DRiVE

LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS 72207

October ').7, _1978

District birector .. Unite~ States Department of.· Justice . Immigration·an:d Naturalization Service 51 s. W~ First Avenue Miami, .Florida 33130

Re; ~drew R. G'bb ] (b)(6)'

Dear Sir:

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El'.).closed· is form I-485 and supporting qocuments ·being· filed herewith on behalf ·of the above referericeq.. Br:Lt1sh,. alien.

·Mr. Gibb was accorded tp.ir~ pr~ference statuf? on May 13, 1978~ However, Mr. Gibb was. performing_9n a ... concert tour this sun:iltler and the. necessc;1.ey::.. fing_E\:)rprints~.' ph.q~qgpa,phs:, ·, anq. .signatures coti'ld only recently··be obf?;l.bied •. · ... . · · - """7

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The aiie;n requests that his otiginal birth certi.ficate be returned to him; therefore, a copy of the ·certificate is enclosed ·along with the original. ·

Should you require additional information, please contact me at ~Y expense.

Katherine E. Woods

Enclosures

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NAME tLast. in f~~L,.; GIBB

(First)

Andrew !Middle)

Roy

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r ALIEN REGISTRATION NO. (b )(6) (If any)

. • OTHER NAMES USED (Married woman give maiden name) SNDX CODE

None PLACE OF BIRTH (Country) DATE OF BIRTH (Month, day, year)

3-5-58 E_n~land I PETITla<.E::R~'S:-::N-:-::A~M:--::E---. ----~-..... _ . ..--------------

· .. ;.· · : RSO Records-, Inc.

DATE £} S. , ~ ,, aJ . "'

Ac'?fo~- -/II A~ 131 {, -g DO f!,; ' . , JM,1)/J~ OISTRI~ T

MIAMIL FLORIDA ,__ ____ _ Occupation Petition Card SENT TO CONSUL AT:

Form l•140A (Rev. 1-10-77) N

SECTION

\[A"'203(a)(3)

'0"'20J(a)(6)

DATE FILED

L~Lfe.J)_ (Date)

DATE PETITION REC'D

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FORM 1-140 (Rev.1...:10-77) N.

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PETITION TO CLASSIFY·· ~rR i ~ ~tlE!f PREFERENCE STATUS OF ' L..iJ ALIEN ON BASIS OF .: A&l ~:£Cl10N _ -PROFESSIQ~ Qft.... _ MIAMi OlS r~1ct OfflCI OCCUPATI.ON

FEE STAMP

$ d.(J, ~ O FEE PA~D No. I 3 9' ~ , 1 Immigration_& Natura1ization .. Service

kuni, FL M&F . · Dato Y Verified. by . /J1,j?1/- ··

~1~- t7 TO THE SECRETARY OF STATE

Petition was filed on Beneficiary's file number:..,A....,.. ____ _

Petition is approved for status under section

>sec". ·ffi'/;1t1 ii11:,·rtifi'&t~~ 11Mi~.#' ;1,:.;~ :\ •.,:-.//;~;••V•'· '.(~:;·'-;,••:,.i/ .. : ,/,i:•\i';: ~--

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PETITIONER IS NOTTO WRITE ABOVE.THIS LINE Read this form and the attached instructions carefully' before filling in petition

~on is hereby made to classify the status of the alien beneficiary named herein for issuance of an im.mig-rant visa as ("X" one) JJ4 If.: THIRD PREFERENCE IMMIGRANT-An alien who is a member of the professions, or who because of his exception~ ability

in the sciences or arts will substantially . benefit prospectively the national economy, cultural interests or welfare of the -Uniteii States, and whose services ~ sought bY. an employer. (Sec. _203 {a) (3), Immigration.and Nationality Act, as amended.}

0 A SIXTH PREFERENCE IMMIGRANT-An alien who is capable of performing skilled or unskilled labor, not of a tempo~acy or seasonal nature, for which a shortage of employable·-~ willing persons exist.sin the United States. (Sec. 203 (a) (6), lmm!gra- · tion and Nationality Act, as amended.)

(If you need more spaai! to answer fully· any questions on this form, use a separate sheet, identify each answer with tfui number of th£ corresponding question an.d sign and date ecreh sheet.) · · · · · · ·

PART 1- INFORMATION CONCERNING ALIEN BENEFICIARY 1. NAME (Last.;•:.::.: -

GIBB (First)

Andrew (Middle)

Roy 2. ALIEN REGISTRATION NO.

(If an;½I 3. PROFESSION OR OCCUPATION

1Entertainer /Songwriter 4. OTHER NAMES USED (Married woman give maiden name) 5.00 NOT WRITE IN THIS SPAC! 6. DOES BENEFICIARY INTEND TO ENGAGE IN

(b,\/6:\ HIS PROFESSION OR OCCUPATION IN THE

r--___ N __ o_n_e ____ _,.. ___________ ....,. __ ·_,· ...... ,......,,...,._-i.,;"-,j' llu..:..t-4' J UNITED STATES? m YES· • NO. IF "NO," 7. PLACE OF BIRTH (Country) I a, DATE OF BIRTH (Month, i:!ay,year) - - EXPLAIN: . . - . -

Em!'land 3--5-58 9. NAME OF PETITIONER (Fuli name of organization: if petitioner is an individual give full name with 10. NUMBER OF YEARS OF BENEFICIARY'S last in capital letters) RSO Records, Inc. EXPERIENCE (If none explain why.)

11. CITY ANO STATE IN THE UNITED STATESWHERE ALIEN INTENDS TO RESIDE

Miami Shores Florida five years (City) -(State)

12. BENEFlClARY'S PRESENT ADDRES§ /Nu'rber and street) (City or. townl - (State or province) (Country) (ZIP Code. if in U,S.) I _ Miami Shores, __ Florida United States 33138 13. TO YOUR KNOWLEDGE, HAS A VISA PETITION EVER BEEN FILED BY OR ON BEHALF OF THIS BENEFICIARY BASED ON HIS PROFESSION OR OCCU·

(b~~ ~ATION? 0 Yes CTNo, If "Yes,,.give name of each petjtipner and dateand place offilin~: . .. _ _ ..

4. IF BENEFICIARY IS N~W IN THE U.S. (a) HE LAST ARRIVED ON ___ _,;;,;M;.;;;.;;.;;a,;;;,r_;;.t,;;..;h;.._...;;1;;...;8;..__,;;l...;. "J_/_t$;;._ _________ _ _ . (Month). (Day) (Year)

AS A B· l ·, J. . • ~ ,. ; (bl SHOW DATE BENEFICIARY'S STAY EXPIRED OR WILL EXPIRE AS

(Visitor.student, exchange alien, temporary worker, C~'!'fdll211NVa~~lfJusted to H -1 valid until 5-15-7 8) SHOWN ON HIS FORM-I 940,R[ 95_(~t'!owlatestdate)..L.- o· 0 ~ J · · -···- -

5. ENEFICIARYS

SPOUSE. (If Unmarried

ita!t Unmarried)

NAME (Last namel - (First name)

L' nm::1.rried COUNTRY OF BIRTH_ DATE OF. BIRTH

NAME !Show Mor S tor manied or single) M.S. BIRTHDATE

(Middle namel (Maiden na!M, if married woman)

COUNTRY OF BIRTH ).

:NEFICIARY'S CHILDREN

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MAYtt1978 I RECEIVED I TRANS. IN IRETD • TRANS. OUTI COMPLETED-

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17. "X" THE APPROPRIATE BOX BELOW ANDFURNISH THE INFORMATION REOUIREO FOR THE eox MARKED.

0 Alien will apply for a visa abroad at ih~ ~:Oe:ican Cons~late in • {City in foreign country) (Foreign country)

C!!J Alien is in the United States and will apply for adjustment of status to that of a lawful permanent resident in the· office of the Immigration and

Naturali.zaiion. Service at M iarrii. - . . . F loJ"ida- . - If 1he application for adjustme~t of status is denied •

1 l. --'_:.-. ;;:, (City) (State) ·

~e. alien, will•apply: for a liisa abroad at the American Coiisulate1jfi-,,- ~·.-~J,,909,0rk,:.;, -- r7;:; ;;::: ,;:; ,::-,:,:.England I • ·::__~.' ..... ' CJ '~ '.:'X',-f6-;..;f1Cify inforai9nco11nfryl .. '. - . --v; ! .,.~,---.--,F-o-,e-,g-n_co_un_try_l __ _

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PART II - INFORMATION CONCERNING EM PLO.VER ANO POSITION . ,.. ·' ' .... ~ _ _,,. ,, .

18. NAME OF PETITiONEA (Full name of organizatior1:if petitioner is an individual give full name with last in c~pital letters}

RSO Records, Inc. -- - . - - ~ ... -19. ADDRESS (Numtier aricl Sfreet) . - -· (Town or city) - :. -· . (State) - ·- (ZIP code) -·

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20. PETITIONE.R IS (X one) - .

0 U.S. ClTIZEN 0 PERMANENT RESIDENT ALIEN ('-'A" NUMBER ). 0 NONIMMIGRANT (SORGANIZATION 21. NETANNUAL INCOME 22. WILL BENEFICIARY BE EMPLOYED AT THE AB.OVE ADDRESS? • YES Ill NO, IF "NO." GIVE ADDRESS

('.HERE HE WILL WORK. . . •

(b~ ~ee attac~!'f}~nts) · . · · . ,_ ..

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·- -2~.- DO YOU DESIRE AND INTEND TO EMPLOY THE BENEFICIARY ~ YES • -NO:

24. HAVE YOU EVER FILED A VISA PETITION· FOR AN ALIEN BASED ON HIS"PAOFESSION OR OCCUPATION? Q YES MANY SUCH PE'l'."ITIOJ"S HAVE YOU FILED? · - .... ;_ · · . ·-

K)NO. IF ''YES," HOW .. " ..

25. ARE SEPARATE PETITIONS BE'ING' SUBMIT.TED AT THIS TIME FOR OTHER ALIENS? ~YES 0 NO. IF "YES," GIVE NAME OF EACH ALIEN . ... ·~ ... ·-;, .~\· ;.·--(·~.;• . .:-, '.''.i·,.:·,-'i~. " :••.;~~· ' : - .. , . . . : '.

I I (bJX~ 26: ..• THE FOLLOWING OOCUMENTS ARE SU BMITTEDWITH THIS PETITION AND ARE MADE A PART THEREOF.

. ' , . MA 7-SOA and MA 7-SOB with certification; Affidavit; Publicity . "

-~ . .. . . . ·., . . . .. .. " V"-.• ·:1 ,.i. . . -'-• . :,.:,. - ' .. . PART. Ill- OATH OR AFFIRMATION OF PETITIONER OR AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE

27. · This petition was prepared by: ("X one) O the petitioner · • anoth·e, person. · '

fl petition Wall prepared by another person. Item 29 below must also be completed.

The petition may be subscribed and sworn to or affirmed only by the followi11g persons:

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In third preference cases - by the beneficiary himself. or by the person filing: the petition on the. beneficiary's behalf. II the petition is being fned by a person. on behalf of the allen beneficiary. Item 28 below must be completed by that person.

In sixth preference cases . ..,. by the emplo~er who desires an.d intends to employ the beneficiary. If ti:,e employ!)t' is an organization. the titian ml<St be signed. · subscribed and sworn to or affirmed by a rogh level office~ or e_mi,19y,ee of the organiz.ation, ·

I swear (affirm I that I have examined the co~nts of this petition and the accompanying documents and !hat the statement . .

are mie end eorrect to the best of my info~ation end belief, : · · RS Q R q petitioner is an organizaticn, print full nctme and title of 'L . authorized official who is signing 'petitipn in behalf of organization: S!G~ TURE __ .Jt.:l,,..J;;:_..,.._~~~~~----------

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,ON FIUNG PETITION FOR'THIRD PREFERENCE ON BEHALF OF ALIEN BENEFICIARY lileclam that I have bei,n requested and authorized ~Y -~he alien beneficiary to file il\i~. petition.on his (her! behalf.

(Signature)•. · ·· · (Address-Number. Stre·et City; State and ZIP Code! (Date)

a. Corrections numbarad I ,·. (Data) iCity) •

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b. The pa,Sl)n whose signature appears immediately above was intervi!ffle'd under oath and affirmed all allegations contained herein.

!City! (Signature and Tiilel

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~UDGET J:!UREAIJ NO. 44-R 130i

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR MANPOWER ADMINISTRATION

APPLICATION FOR ALIEN EMPLOYMEN ERTIFIC,UIOH

MA 7-SOA STATEMENT OF QUALIFICATIONS OF ALIEN REPLACES FORM ,ES~5711A

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READ THIS NOTICE BEF"ORF; COMPLETING FORMS To.knowingly furnish any false information in the preparation of this fonn and any supplement thereto or to aid, abet, or. counsel another so to

~o is a felony punishable by SI0,000 fine or five years 1n the penitentiary, or both (18 U.S.C. 1000. Any alien, prospective employi:r or any per­son acting on behalf of such aHen or employer, who knowingly makes any misrepresentation concerning the alien, or his prospective employment inc!·uding s~cb matters as ~ages, ~ours, or ~he occupation in which an alie~ :wi'll be_e111ployed, or ~Y pe~son who~falsely represents, in the exe­cuoon of this form that be 1s offenng the alien employment as the prospective employer of such alien, will be prosecured r<i the fullest extent of ~eb~ .

· FOR ADVICE CONCERNIN.G REQUIREMENTS FOR ALIEN EMPLOYMENT CERTIFICATION: If alien is in the U.S., contact nearest office of Immigration and Naturalization Service. If alien is outside U.S., contact nearest U.S. Consulate. ·

IMPORTANT: READ ATTACHED INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE COMPLETiNG THIS FORM

Print le~ibly in ink or use a typewriter. If you need more space to fully answer any questions on this lonn, use a separate sheet. Ictentily each answer witf! the number of the corresponding question. Si~ and date each sheet. ~- . •

Family name in capital letters First name Mldclla name Maiden name 2, ALIEN REGISTRA• 3. TYPE OF VISA NUMBER (If any) (If In u.s_.)

NAME OF ALIEN GIBB Andrew Roy none H-1 4. Number and street City or town State 11nd ZIP Code

or ·Province Country S. SEX 6, MARITAL STATUS

PRESENT----~(_bJ_~~---,

AooREss Miami Shores Fla. 7. ALIEN'S BIRTHOATE

Month, day. year

March 5, 1958

8. BIRTHPLACE City or town

Manchester 10. ADDRESS IN UNITED STATES WHERE ALIEN WILL RESIDE

State or Province

USA Country

England

[KJMALE (R]MARRIEO

D FEMALE Os1NGLE

9, PRESENT NATIONALITY OR CITIZEN SHIP (Country)

England 11. AGES OF ALIEN'S UNMARRIED

CHILDREN UNDER 21 YEARS'OLO (b~~ . I Miami Shores, Florida USA -0- -

. . 12. NAME & ADDRESS OF PROSPECTIVE EMPLOYER IF ALIEN HAS JOB OF"FER IN U.S.

R.S .... O. Records, Inc. 833''.5:},Sunset Boulevard, Los An· eles, Ca. 90069

14. 'X' the appropriate bar below and furnish the intonnt1tion required fo_r the bor marked

• A. ALIEN WILL APPLY FOR A VISA ABROAD AT THE AMERICAN C0NSUL'ATE IN

City in foreiQn country Foreign country

• r.;.J. ALIEN IS IN TH-E UNITED STATES AND WILL APPLY FOR ADJUSTMENT OF City ~B. STATUS TO THAT OF A LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT IN THE OFFICE OF

THE IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION SERVICE AT • Miami 15. NAMES ANO ADDRESSES OF SCHOOLS,

FROM COLLEGES ANO UNIVERSITIES ATTENDED FIELD OF STUDY Include trede or vocational lrainlns laciliJies Month Year Month

Clovelly Infants _ Sydney, Australia Primary Mar. 1963 Dec. Oacgyville State Svdnev. Australia Primarv Mar. 1965 Jee. Denham High Lonclon, England Secondary Mar. 1968 Dec. Intetnationa1 School

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Ibiza, Soa1n - - - - ·- Secondarv Mar. - 1972 Dec. SPECIAL QUALIFICATIONS ANO SKILLS

State

Florida TO DEGREES OR

CERTIFICATES Year RECEIVED

1964 none

1967 none

1971 none - .

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1973 . - . -none

16. 'AOOITIONAL QUALIFICATIONS AND.SKILLS ALIEN POSSESSES ANO PROF.ICfENCY IN THE USE OF TOOLS, MACHINES OR EQUIPMENT WHICH W,OULO HE_LP ESTA,BLISH=IF AL!EN.ME·ETS,!~EOl!IREM!f;NTS FOR OCCUPATION IN .ITEM 13 H~s 5 year_s experience as proress1ona1 entertainer. -Sings, writes· songs, plays guitar, piari6, bass

LIST LICENSES (Ptole1111ional. Joumeyman• etc,)

---none---17. LIST DOCUMENTS ATTACHED WHICH ARE SUBMITTED AS EVIDENCE THAT ALIEN POSSESSES THE EDUCATION, TRAINING. EXPERI•

ENCE ANO·ABILITIES-REPRESENTEO·- · , = '- . .:c. - · - - .:c - -.· ·' ; - • -

Bi(?graphy; record and perforrnanc.(= revte_\Ys; p1:1blici_ty_ "

:NOORSEMENTS

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1 thla eectlon­,r 11oremme1rt gency use only .pr. 1970 Items continued on reverse

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a; EXPERIENCE. List all fobs hsid '6:lrlnt past three (3) years. Also, lid any other Jobs related ta the occupation lol' · · which the alien Is seelrfnl certlflcatlon ae Indicated In item 13.

UME ANO ADDRESS OF EMPLOYER

Sti wood Grau , Ltd., 545 Fifth Avenue, New York, New York 10017 IIAME OF JOB- 04 TE STARTED CATE LEFT KIND OF BUSINESS

Month Year Month Year entertainer _ ul 1977 P r~s_ent ntertaim_u.ent/rnanagement )£SCRIBE IN DETAIL. THE CUTI ES PERFORMED, INCLUDING THE USE OF TOOLS, MACHINES, OR EQUIPMENT NO, OF HOURS PER-

. . ·WEEK

_P_e~f2.r.!P~d:.;,_Ofii1i.na½_c3my~JtipJS_;_ve~elli.fl2<;t_ i~ssrulll~q~agy _?I:_U ~.:.. __ yarjal>l.? _ concert' tour wi~h L1_. S. · entertainer, Neil Sedaka, unqer. authority of H-1 visa.

- - - - - - - - - - - . - . - - - - - -· -- . - - - - - -, .. :;;- .. -

iJlME: ANO ADDRESS OF EMPLOYER . ;

Self~em lo ed throu ·hout -Euro··e ·and Australia KIND OF BUSINESS·

entertainm~nt . DESCRIBE IN DETAIL THE DUTIES PE!'i.FORMEO, INCLUO,-NG THE USE OF TOOLS, MACHINES, OR EQUIPMENT

.Q~rn_po~e_g or!gina_! mu~iE ~nE _!,yri~s-a_:_n~ ~.:f~r_m!~- sa~! .:7<:cally·_a~~- . ;·:.. ~• in.Stru~entally-"as professional entert_ain~r tlirou&_li_.E"urope _ana Australia

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NAME.OF _Joe, .'· , ... DA.TE STARTED. CATE LEFT KINO OF BUSINESS Month Year Month Year

DESCRIBE IN DETAll. THE DUTIES PERFORMED, INCLUDING THE USE OF TOOLS, MACHINES, OR EQUIPMENT

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NO, OF HOURS PER WEEK · ·

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N_O. OF HOURS PER WEEK .

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. . . ; . . . - - ' . - . . - : 19. Lis_t parties· who'·are or wttr _-be· recipients of the amounts indicated;-- from or on_ beha/1 ol alien, lor placem.ent.an"tJ/or refe,"al 'sel'vl_ces pmvlded

in ;,.,,,,;action with -thle--spplicatlon fur alien employment certllicstlon. · -- ,-_ '· -- · :.· ' · - ·

NAMES (Type or print) ADDRESSES (No. & Stre~t,_C:Jty, State & z_rp Code)

N/A' • \.· . .,. ., _; ·, •

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DECLARATION OF ALIEN: Under penalties of perjury, I d'eclare that I have examined. this application, supplements ·thereto, and accompanying documents, and to the best of my knowledge and belief, the information presented thereon is true, correct,· and complete! _· .. _ .

SIGNATURE DATE SIGNED

October 19, 1977

N (If prepared by, or if assistance in preparation is provided by .person other than alien); [ declare that the contents of this application, supplements thereto, and all accompanying documents are based on all informa• tion of which I have any knowledge,.

at Law November 4,- 1977

William N; Carter,· P.A. ADDRESS (No. & Street, City, State and ZIP Code)

2311 Bisca~he Drive; Suite 320, Little R~k, Arkans~s ·72207

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'• \ .. Form Approved. Budget Bureau No. 44-R1301

U,5, OE.PAATMENT .;IF LA80R MANPOWER ADMINISTRATION

MA 7-50B REPLACES FORM ES.ll79B ·

APPLJCAT10N FOR ALIEN EMPLOYMENT RTIFICATI.ON

JOB OFFER FOR ALIEN EMPLOYMENT

READ THlS NOTICE: BEFORE COMPLETING !"ORMS -:J;o knowingly fu_mish any false info~ation_i~ th~ preparation o,f thi~ form and any supplement thereto or ~o aid, abet, (!C counsel another to do

sou a ,felony punishable by Sl0,000 line or five years tn the penttenuary, or both (18 U.S.C. 1001), Any ahen,· prospective employer or any per­son acung on behalf of sucb alien or employer, who knowingly makes any misrepresentation concerning the alien, or his prospective employment inc!udinf _such matters as wages, hours, on:he occupation in which an alien will be. employed, or any petson who falsely represents, in the exe­cunon o this fonn that he is offering the alien employment as the prosp·ective employer of such alien, will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law, .

IMPORTANT: READ. ATTA~HED INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE COMPLETING THIS FORM

Print_ legibly .in ink or use a typewriter. ff you need more space to answer fully .any questions on this form, use a sep~rate sheet. Identity each answer with the number of the .conespondin/l question. $it1n. and date each sheet,

IN SUPPORT OF THE APPLICATION FOR ADMISSION ~F f, NAME .OF ·AL:IEN II for tempo,ary emplo}'IJlent ol more than one ellen irl same·o.ceupatlon, attach tl&t of-names and prlltient addreseaa,

Family name in capital felfC!lf& ' · First nerne Middle name Ma,den name

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GIBB Andrew Roy -2. PRESENT ADDRESS OF ALIEN

Number and atraet State 11s ZIP Code or Province

3. TYPE OF VISA

8 (b~~ . City and town

f M'iami Shores Florida Country (ll ln U,SJ

U.S. H-1

NOTE: Do not employ a nonim.giigtant alien who cannot show authorization to work stamped or endorsed on his form I-94,_ Arrival and Depatt1¥'e Record. Contact Immigration and Naturalization Service if in doubt. An alien who works .without authorization is subject to deportation and bis employer is subject to denial of certification.

THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION _IS SUBMITTED AS EVIOENCE 0.FAN OFFER OF EMPLOYMENT 4, NAME OF EMPLOYER (Full name of organi:ration) S, T.ELEPHONE (Area code and number)

R. S. O. Records, Inc~ 6. ADDRESS N111111ber and street City ol' town County State

Los A n_ge le s 7, AOORESS WHERE ALIEN WILL WORK (II diil~l'f!nl from Item 6)

At various· rec·ording studios throughout the U. S, , BRIEF NONTECHNICAL DESCRIPTION OF THE NATURE OF EMPLOYERS

BUSINESS OR ACTIVITY

Production, distribution and marketing of

California -e. SIZ§ C>F ORGANIZATIC>N

10. NO. OF EMPLOYE S WHO PERFORM SAME WORK AS ALIEN

ZIP Code

90069

hono h records f2, IF SEASONAL JOB, ENTER MONTHS THAT, i---------c_om_._P_le_te_it_em_s_z:J_-amt_-~'-·-1_4_o_n_ly_U_J_ob_ts_t.,.em..,p-::-o_ra,.,.l'Y:-,::-=-:-;:==.,;;,,..=.,....,=--

JOS STARTS & E~OS "- 13, EXACT OATES YOU EXPECT TO EMPLOY ALIENIS) 4• NO, OF OPENINGS TO E FILLED BY ALIENS UNDER

FROM TO FROM TO THIS JOB OFFER

NA NA NA 1.5, WOULD YOU HIRE A QUALIFIED U,S, 16. DESCRIBE EFFORTS YOU HAVE MADE TO FILL THE JOB_ _

woRKER 1F AVAILABLE? As major record label, we maintain a staff of personneLto !xiv Es O No review ta es and other material submitted by writers and

17, DESCRIBE HOW YOU LEARNED THAT ALIEN NAMED ABOVE WAS AVAILABLE singers• Received recorded tape of original compositions

18, ALIEN NAMED ,ABOVE EMPLOYED BY ME PREVIO_US CERTIFICATIONS RECEIVED (Pemianenl Job oll_,ers only)

• CURRli:N°t_l;Y, • DATE STARTED 19, ·No. CERTI FICA• I DATE OF MOST 20, NO, ALIENS HIRED: NO, STILL ON JOB

TIONS RECEIVED I Rli:C:ENT

' !'I/ n DAT.E LEFT (II any) I N/A

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ENDORSEMENTS 21, DATE .FORMS ARE RECEIVED AS ACCEPTABLE FOR PROCESSING

·· · · · ' , ,. · · - <lERtlflCAllQN · . - - LftOV 161977 s.o. 3/4clif Make no entry ~~''"': ... 'PlloVISl9ffi.~1-·~·;tjlftJl) · l!4> :n.'00 l!ilMl(/ff/\:n:, ..

~-,iAR -2. 7 l~/D N,O. I I In this section- =r~ A.C't~~~,t~· ctm1'ttY ~ AA\l s ~:u;· 'tiOl'!l< . AVAII..AiliZAND e W'L~ 4:lli'tP.lf'Ai:tovt tor fovemment 1'/l\;l.ftOT~Y !IF® ~l WACIU lillll> WOl'IKIMG COIM'IO.l(l; ~. ai,ency 1.111& only w~ ·i, 'ra8 o. ~ ~' Et,!MYII>, - . - . • .. · .

- Fot Local ES Otllce U11tt Only . ,•• ' j ; ' . . . ' ' . ' .,

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I AIJ~n ··certlfi~igfi~~OBrrice ~40S APR-141978 ~w lflMifa ..

·~--~-; '··=' :..~ •. J 156 w. 14th Street • Los Angeles, California 90015

22. ~0.:t;::ooE 23, DCC, TITLE 24. OCC, C:ODE \PHONE, (213) 744-2085 :-: · · 36· ••.' ., :.::·, · ·' C ompo:'ier . · : 152-~088~014 : \

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ZS. NAME OF. JOB OFFERED a& •.

riter Musician IS THERE EITHER A LABOR DISPUTE EXISTING OR • . Q .. A LABOR CONTRACT BEING NEGOTIATED? YES NO

. ' I NAME I .

: Amer.._Fed_. •of~Musicians I CITY AND.STATE

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28. TOTAL HOURS PER WEEK 29, RA)'f; o'F P~y''ti>t/"-.li~"Vfi!tJ.k, etc,j I ADDITIONS TO BASic RATE OF PAY '1:9:-.tA-;;-sr;c=---------,-,-::o::-:v::.E::.R;:;T;;;IM=s:------,f-:s;;".A:-:s;;,r;:-c:....;.;-:-.-,,. .. ~.:-"-.,.;.,.~--::,.~.~-..;..,..,.,o'='v-=E=R-=T~1M:,.,E.--.:...-----1 (Commla'Blon, piece rate, eto.)

40 : none (b~~ : royalt based upon ----- ... , ...... ,, ., • ,__ s none PER • .reco ales

30, DESCRIBE F\J_L!,;Y_ Tli.E -J~~ ,TO _BE;;--PE· E iallen'la niqiitred'to··itve at work, lotm MA 7•50C muat also be submitted.) •.. ., -- • . ' . .. " - -- . -- .. . . ,. . . . - ~ ·, .• - t; "..,

DUTIES tTo.:comp.os·e_·-tnusic~·a:ndJy.rtes":and ·to:1-=~cord same__,:::vJt~~lly· and_ insfrtiinentaHy~ · fofc:I~~tr}putidrl and saie'.T throughcili~he_'.~9:rld.

EQUIPM~NT OPERATE!:?

N/A 31, STATE IN DETAIL THE MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS FOR WORKER TO PERFORM SATISFACTORILY THE JOB_ DUTIES !JESCRIBED ABO\IE,

EOUCATtcit:i\ (Eratlil'rnumber o/yeare) I SPECIFY COLI.EGE DEGREE REQUIRED ---------.---------,,----------• GRADE SCHOOL : HIGH SCHOOi..

: MAJOR FIEI..D OF.STUDY

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TRA,INING • no minim required

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NUMBER OF YEARS OR MONTHS iN JOB

EXPERIENCE -• NUMBER OF YEARS OR MONTHS IN REL.AT!j!O OCCUPATION :-

: REL.A TED 0CCUl:'ATI0N : (Speoll:,)

· rio m in.1m required •. OR I I

32, SPEC1 FY ANY OTHER SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS - -

Must have S':lfficient writing and vocal ability to insure successful marketing of hon raph- records -

33. OCCUPATIONAL TITLE OF PERSON WHO WILL BE ALIEN'S IMMEDIATE SUPERVISOR

34, TYPE ANO DEGREE OF SUPERVISION ALIEN 35. NUMBER OF OTHER EMPLOYEES ALIEN WILL RECEIVE WILL SUPERVISE ..

res of co. e• \ • ' - :.: • <_.

direct fre uent none· · ·

36, HAVE YOU 'FULLY INFORMED ALU1:N OF JOB DUTIES, RATfi OF PAY, AND TERMS OF YOUR JOB 1:>FFERf

37. DECLARATIONS

DECLARA TlON QF EMF'LOYER: Under penalties of perjury, I dedare that I have examined this application, supplements thereto, and all accompanying documents, and to the best of my knowledge and belief the information presented thereon is true,

· correct and ~omplete.

SIGNATURE R. S. 0. Records, Inc.:

By: NAME ('l'ype or print)

Al Cour TITLE

Presid~nt

DATE SIGNED

DECLARATION OF AGENT OF EMPLOYER (If prepared by, or U ~ssis.tanc~ in preparation is provided by per other than employer): I declare that the contents of thls application, supplements thereto, and all accompanying do.c11ments are based on all information of whic I have any knowledge, ' ·

DATE S!GNED

at Law Nov. 4, i977 NAME (Type or print)

William N. Carter, P.A. _ADDRESS (Number a.rid Street, City• State and ZIP Code)

2311 Biscayne Drive, Suite 320, -Little, Rock, Arkansas 72207

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• Attachment to MA7-50B

Question No. 11

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The alien's place of employment will be in various cities

throughout the country. (See answer to No. 7). Therefore, it

is-undetermined as to the number of other R.S.O. employees who

would also be in those particular cities working on the same

project, e.g. a recording session, as the alien.

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.NOTIC~ OF.~RY ~: '~PPE~RANC~· ~s ATTORN--OR ~~PRES.ENTATive o=== __ ,;.::.:.:.:.;..~~~~~~~---~--~------· .

In re: Andrew Roy Gibb

DA1'£. Nov. 16, 1977 Fil. E No. l'

..,__ ________________________ ~----------••··- J I hereby enter my appearance as attorney for (or representative of), and at the rec:ives.t of, ti-u: following named pers.on(s):

NAM!,;

And.rew Roy Gibb ADD

NAME

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bJ ~ . Miami Shores Florida

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AOORF.S)' 1A1,r, No.l . (Number & Street) 1C1tyl

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:)cl 1. · I am an attorney and a member in good standing u} _the bqr of the Supreme Ci:>u,t -0f the Lhited Stol'es or ;,f . hig~cst court of the following State, timitoi-y, insular possession, or Dislrir:t of Columli1c; ·.

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co,,r! .:,r administrnfr,e ogency o~der S:.t!.j:,ieriding; !?r,;u:ning, r~~ 1,aining, disboning, or ot!i.,rwise

r::-st11<'.!ing me in practi1.:ing low •.

!. ·: 2. I am on accredited repre~entath·e of the foliowing namod religious, r~arit,1b/e, 5ociol service, or s1m1!,1,

1Jrganizarion established in the United State_s ond which is so recognized by the Board: "

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the attorney cf record who previously fi)P.d o notice of appearance in this case and my appearant;:"' is o; hi $

rei;,;est. U/ !/0 11. r:!1ed· this. item, ul,,o dll.'C/..'. :item I or Z 1i:l11:c•f1,.-11er is ·ap;urovri.r,tt. J .. :

4. 01hers (Explain fully.) . '

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2311 Biscayne Dr. '

Suite 320 Little Rock, Arkansas 72207

---·--·· ~AME (Type or Print) 1b1r~j(trr~~i80 Katherine .,..., Woods .c,.

F'URSUAN, rn TH!•: l'!-'ffAC'r' ACT OF 1974, I HEREBY CONSENT TO 1'J/l:: DIS:..LUSVRE TO 1'HI:. f'LJLlvl+'lNG NA!r/ED ATT'ORN£i' u,: REPRESE.'VT.4., n·r or A.'/ Y !'<'ECORD PERTAINING TO ME Wi/IC/1 /.Pl' /:'All.~ IN ANY IMMICiR.\ rwr: AND NAT[l~AJ.,I ZA '/10N SERVlCI::

.Sl'STEM OF Rt;CORIJ\: -----------,.,-------------,------------­(Name ol Attorney ,>r Repre.9,m/allve)

THE ABOVE CONSENT TU Dl!>Cl.OSE :s IN CONNECTION WITH THE FOLLOWI!VC MAT'rl-:/ol:

.\'A.!'1E. OF PF.RSO.'-i CONSF.NTJNG SIG!'IATVm:: OF PFF<SON <.:ONSF;NTIS(; DATE

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Date FCO ·Date

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MEDICAL CENTER OF GREATER MIAMI

4300 Alton Road, Miami Beach, Florida 33140

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WILLIAM N, CARTER

KATHERI_N! E. WOOOS

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U. S. Department of Justice Immigration and Naturalization Service 51 S. W. First Avenue · Miami, Florida 33140

Re: Andrew R. Gibb Al I (b)(6)

Gentlemen:_ .

Our client, Andrew R. Gibb, was scheduled for his interview in connection with his section 245 application on March 6, 1979 at 10:00 A.M. However, Mt. Gibb waf;l un~le to keep his ·scheduled appoint-ment. · ·

. We resp~ctfully request that another inte~iew·be scheduled for Mr. _ G_ibb and apologize for the inconvenience which this has caused you.

50!•227,5400

Very tru!J yours, /

7~(~ Katherine E. Woods

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Pleue note the· item.,. checked below. Th.,y· contain information of concern to you or inatructlons for _you to· follow.

•· . I, lruiuUlcle~t' Information was give-n for the ltema- circled In red on your application. which la .attached. Pleaae ful'D.lah full inform•· ation and- retui-n your applicutlon to this· office ..

:V:: Your authorized stay tiae been extended. (See •endorsement on attached Form 1-94:) -

. Your application for a change· of nonlinmigrant clasaificatlon ls approved. . (See. endorsement -on· attached·· Form 1--94.) ·

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4. Your applicatlc,n to. accept· part•tlme employment· is authorl:red. (See ·e:ndorsenumt. on attached Form J,CJ4.)

S. Your application to accept, practical, training ls: authorized. (SH ··endonement· on attached .Form· 1,94,)

6. Your application, to.-accept employment• during the. period· 'of ·your otay·aa the 11po~se-or child of au ezchange_ vlaltor la· approved. This employment must· bo disco11tln\ied im~ediately U ·it becomes unuecessary for your •upport.

D 7. Your request for pennlasion to tranafer ·to another ·school la approved.

.·-O· 8 •. Your request for permlaalon to.transfer.to another"e:i:c:hange vl•itor·-program is approved.

0 • 9. ·Your echool or -exchange visitor program ls loeated in ~n·area ·within the· juri.sdic:tioD- ·of -the- Immigration ll!_nd Naturalization

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Service office at .. ·--:---'--:----,---,-,----:----,:---:-'-"'.,,,.------,--,----,.--,--,--,,----,---:---,-,.--------,--Your correspondence has been ,forwarded ·:to that ·office. - All future corieapondence should be directecl--to that. 'office. Alwaya refer to your file number ( ahown above).

10. Furni.Gb Fonn 1-20 from the school to which you desire· to tranafer.

I J.- .ln,,connectlon wlth' your deaire to effect, an-·exchangti program transfer, please 'furrilah Form OSP,66 executed. iD .accordance-with the inatrucllona on tho form.

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Complete and 11ubff:1lt the attached Fann· J.SJ9, '"Application to £:&tend Time of Temporary Stay.".

Submit a_.cui-r~nt Form DSP-66 e.xecuted by your program sponsor.

Complete and submit the attached Fonn J-S38. ·

Your passport must be revalidated for a period to extend •b: months beyorid the expiration· date of. your requested ut .. nsion of atay, When you resubmit your ·application, amend it ·to show the new expiration date of your passport, Also aeru:l In yo_ur t1'm• porary entry permit. (Form 1-94, ARRIVAL-DEPARTURE RECORD). If your. tempomry ·entry permit la attached, to your pan• _port, the· permit· s~ould. be removed for thia purpose, DO NOT SEND IN YOUR PASSPORT. ·

Thia office understand• you have not -re·alstered as a student a'------'--~'---------'-------;...---------­Pleaae inf':'rm this office immediately of. your .present activity. Your reply may be made on the reverse of thio form.

Thia office un,deratands yoiJ are not carrying a full ,courae of o!udies. Please explain on the reverse of thit form.

Thl's· office underatan~• you are not attending classes to the· extent normally required. Please explai.o on the reverse of thia form,

This office undentanda that· you are no longer attenc:lin3 school: Pleas., explain. If you do not intend to resume school atten·d. a nee; inform this olllce immedwtcly of the date, place, -and manner. of your intended departuri, from the United Sta tea, Yo:ur reply m"y be made on the reverse of this form.

This office understands you are no longer an authorized part icip1111t In an exchange visitor program. Please explain. If you do· not Jntend to resume an ezchange visitor program, inform this office immediately ol the date, place, en_d· manner oJ your Intended departure from the United Statea. Your reply may be made on the reverse of this form.

EIIC.loaures:

0 Fonn 1-94 0 0 Your paseport

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IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION !SERVICE FILE ·N0:.,4 ____ _

DATE: l;-i- 19 (b)(6)

.MEDICAL EXAMINATION AND IMMIG(:IATION INTERVIEW

. Andrew 107 Gibb~

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INSTRUCTIONS FOR MEDICAL EXAMINATION

A · medical examinatiq,n is necessary as 'part, of your application for adjustment of status to permanent resident. If you have reached your fifteenth birthday you· mu~t IMMEDIATELY obtain and. bring with you when you ~pear for your medical examination a serology report and 14" X _17" che_st X-ray fi_lm with a reading by a licensed physician iriterpretihg the X-ray film. The serologiq test must be performed by a" laboratory. approved by a state or local. h~a11h department' The X-ray film and serologic test for syphilis may not be: more than 90 days old. YOUR MEDICAL EXAMINATION CANNOT BE COMPLETED WITHOUT THE (1) SEROLOGIC REPORT. (2) X· RAY AND (3) READING OF_THE X-RAY FILM. . . . .

Please note, also 'the ,bo_xes checked i8I below with regard to Y?Ur medical examination. 0 Please obtain _your serologic report, X-ray'film and reading promptly: You may telephone your state or local Health Department tor the name of

an approved labOratory where you may obtain these. Bring them- and copies ot -this letter with you when you appear for examination by a physician- of the U. S. -Public Health Service for which an appointment has been made at the place and date indicated below:

ADD~ESS DAT; TIME

0 · Plea~ c~mmunicate immediately with the below listed physician or with one of t~e physici~ns on the attacJied 11s1, if a list .is attached, (1 j to ascer; tain what arrangements you should make to obtain a serologic report, X•ray film and reading prior to. your medical examination, and (2) to ,arrange for your medical examination by him, which must be completed before . ·. ·. .. . . . . ............ . All expenses in connection with this examination must be paid by you. ·

Pf-:IYSICIAN'S NAME: ADDRESS. AND TELEP~ONE NUM.BER :_'

Please show ~is ·,etter to any laboratory performing !Ej!Sts.' Also present tt,e copies of this letter to the physician performing the medical examination, and fumlsh ~im with your signature written in his presence for inclusion with his report. . · . · .

INSTRUCTIONS FOR IMMIGRATION INTERVIEW· AN APPOINTMENT HAS ALSO BEEN MADE FOR AN INTERVIEW ~EFORE AN IMMIGRATION OFFICER AT·

ADDRESS DATE'

TIME s-Ji-19 ~ :io P.M.

BRING WITH YOU AT THE TIN'fE OF INTERVIEW THE FOLLOWING; "1~ 1 . · The sealed envelope furnished to you· by the physician who perfonned the medical examination.·· 2. Your. passport and Form 1-94. (Arrival and Departure Record) · · · · . . 3. Other: ·

NOTE: : r ~ IF YOU. DO NOT SPEAK ENGLISH .. A PERSON OF YOUR OWN ·SEX WHO CAN ACT AS INTERPRETER SHOULD ACCOMF»AJIIY YOU TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINATION AND IM~IGRATION INTERVIEW· . . . . .

1 FORM 1-,-486 (REV 11-10-76) Y ·

FAILURE TO KEEP THESE APPOINTMENTS AND TO BRING THE REQUIRED DOCUMENTS WILL DELAY YOUR CASE: .

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IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION SERVICE

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FILE N0:4 ......... ...--1 DATE: .,. f•WS

MEDICAL EXAMINATION AND IMMIGRATION INT.ERVIEW

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INSTRUCTIONS FOR. MEDICAL EXAMINATION

A medical examinatiori is nec~ssary as part 61 your application for adjustment of status to permanent resident. If you have reached

your fifteenth birthday you must:IMMEOIATELY obtain and bring with you when yoi.:J:a_ppear for your meaical examination a ~rology

report and -14" X 17" chesf X-ray film ;..,ith a reading by a licensed physician interpreting the X-ray film. The serologic test must be 1· ..

performed by a laboratory approved by a state or local health department: The X-ray film and serologic test for syphilis may not be more than 90 days old. YOUR MEDICAL. EXAMINATION CANNOT BE COMPLETED WITHOUT THE (1 l SEROLOGIC REPORT, (2) X­RAY, AND (3) READING OF THE X-RAY FILM. ·

f'lease note, al$O the boxes checked . fZI below· with regard to your medicai ex~minatiori.

0 Please obtain your serologic · report, X-ray film and reading promptly. You may telephone your state or local Health Department for the name of an l!PProved laboratory where you may obtain these. Bring them and copies of this letter with you when you appear for examination by a physician of the U. S. Public Health Service for which an appointment. has been made at the place and date indlcated below: .

ADDRESS .DATE TIME

Q . Pl~ase communicate i~mediately with the below listed physician ~~ with one of the 0

physicians on the attached list. if a list is attached, (1) to ascer·' . lain what. arrangements you should nia!<.e to obtain a serologic report. X •ray film and reading prior to your medical. examination. and (2) to · arrange for your medical examination by fiim, ·which must be-completed before . . '· · .......... . All expenses in connection with this examination mu~t be paid. by yciu.

PHYSiCIAN'S NAME. ADDRESS, ANO TELEPHONE NUMBER '

F?lease show !his letter to any laboratory performing tests. · Also present the copies· of this letter to the physician performing the medical examination, and furnish him wi_th · yo~r signature written in his presence for inclusion with his report.

INSTRUCTIONS FOR IMMIGRATION INTERVIEW AN APPOINTMENT HAS ALSO BEEN MADE FOR AN INTERVIEW B_EFORE AN IMMIGRATION OFFICER AT _.

ADDRESS' DATE ~ '-·"" TIME .JOitto A.n-. · ·

BRING WITH YOU AT THE TIME OF INTERVIEW THE FOLLQWING: '"

1. 'The sealed.envelopeJl!mished to you by the. physician w~Q perforrlled-the medical ~xamination. 2. Your passport and Form 1-94. (Arrival and Departure Record) 3: Other: ·

.NOTE:

FORM 1-486 (REV 11-10-76) Y ·

IF YOU DO NOT·SPEAK ENGLISH: A PERSON OF YOUR OWN SEX WHO CAN ACT AS ·tNTERPRET'ER SHOULD ACCOMPANY YOU TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINATION ANO IM~IGRATION INTERVIEW

FAILURE to KEEP THESE APPOINTMENTS AND TO BRING THE REQUIRED DOCUMENTS WILL DELAY YOIJR CASE.

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MEDICAL EXAMINATION. AND . IMM~GRATfON INTERVIEW . . ' '. ' . . . -·

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iNSTRUCTIONS, FOR IYIEDICAL EXAMINATION

A medical ex.amiriation is necessary as part of your application for· adjustment .. of status to permanent resident If ·you. hav~· reached .

your fjfteenth birthday you must. IMMEDIATELY obtain· and bring with you when · you appear for your medical examination a serology

report and_ 14" X 17" chest X-ray· film with a reading by a licensed physician interpreting the X-ray film .. The· serologlc test ·must be performed by a laboratory approved by a state or local health department. The X-ray film and serologic -test for syphilis may not be

[llore than 90 days old. YOUR MEDICAL EXAMINATION CANNOT BE COMPLETED WITHOUT TH!;:. (1) SERQLQGIC REPORT, (2) X·

RAY AND (3) READING ()F THE X-RAY FILM. .

Please note, also the boxes checked ~. below with regard to yo~r medical examination.

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Please obtain your serologic report. X-ray film and· ;eading promptly. You may telephone your state or local Health Department for .th.e name. of an approved laboratory where Y.OU _may obtain· these. Bring .them and ·copies of this letter with you when· you appear. for examination by a

· physic_ian of the U. S. Pub&c Health Service for which an appointment has ~n made·at tfie place and date indicated below: ·

.ADDRESS DATE.

TIME.

Please ·communi~ate immediately with th~ below llsied physician or with one ~f the physicians on the attached list, if a &st is attached, (1 l to ascer­tain what arrangements you should make to obtain a serologic report. X-ray mm and reading prior to your medical examination, and (2) to arrange tor your medical. examination by him, which· m,ust be completed before . . . ........... , · All expenses :!n conn!:li:::tion with )his examination must ,be paid by you.

PHYSICIAN'S NAME, ADDRESS. AND TELEPHONE NUM~ER ,

Please show this letter to any laboratory perlomiing tests, .Also· present the copies of this letter to. the physician performing the medical examination. an_d furnish him wit_h your signature written in his presence for'inclusion with his·report

INSTRUCTIONS FOR IMMIGRATION iNTERV!EW AN, APPOINTMENT HAS ALSO BEEN ,MADE"FOR AN INTERVIEW BEFORE AN IMMIGRATION OFFICER AT

. ADDRESS 1001 s.~. Pirst St/ ~ 201 . DA,:el2-20-78 · R1am1., Pl 33130 · TIME9: 40 o

BRING WITH YOU 'AT THE TIME OF INTERVIEW THE FOLLOWING: . . ' .

· 1 . The sealed envelope furnished to yol! by the physician who performed the medical examination. 2. Your passport and, Form 1-94. (Arrival anct Departure Record}•.

• 3. Other: · ' ·

NOTE: IF YOU DO NOT SPEAK ENGLISH. A PERSON OF YOUR OWN SEX WHO CAN ACT AS INTERPRETER SHOULD ACCOMPANY YOU TO THE MEDICAL EXAMINATIQN AND IMMIGRATION l~TERVIEW . ,

FAILURE TO KEEP THESE APPOINTMENTS AND TO BRING THE REQUIRED DOCUMENTS WILL_ DELAY YOUR CASE. . ,

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FORM G·32SA IREV, 10-1-14) y

BIOGRAPHIC ORMATION

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INF 1 ~urn REG1s1R~1,0M NO. \ ., '~~le BIRTHOA'Tt(~c.-Ooy•~r.) 1 NATIONALITY

(family name) {first name) lMiddle name\

Gibb Andrew Roy Dmw.E \Mar. 5s 1958 British lit onvij All OTHER NAMES USED llntluding names by previous mordoges) CITY MD COUNTRY OF BIRTH SOC\Al SKURITI NO. None Manchester, England [If

fAMllY NAME FIRST NAME DATE, CITY AND COUNTRY OF BIRTH(lf known) CITY AND COUNTRY OF RESIDENCE '.

FATHER Gibb'. Huth 1 /1~ /1~ 11 anchester, EMland Sydney, Australia . MOTHER(Moiden name) .Pass Bar aral Manchester, ngland Sydney, Australia HUSBAND(!! nonpo state). FAMILY. NAME ~~E (for wile, give maiden nome)

FIRST NAME BIRTHDATE CITY & COUNTRY OF BIRTH DATE Of MARRIAGE PLACE OF MARRIAGE

None. FORMER HUSBANDS OR WIVES(if none.so stole} .

FAMILY NAME (For wife, give maiden name) FIRST NAME BIRTHDATE DATE & PLACE OF MARRIAGE DATE AND PLACE OF TERMINATION OF MARRIAGE Keeuer l\lffi unknown 7 /lU/ /0 Mav 978 .. Miamii Florida

:ivdnev. Ausrr~l· !J

APPLICANT'S RESIDENCE LAST FIVE YEARS. LIST PRESENT ADDRESS FIRST. ~

FROM TO . STREET AND NUMBER CITY PROVINCE OR STATE COUNTRY. MONTH YEAR MONTM VEAR -

' Miami Florida USA une.19 '8 PRESENT TIME

Miami Sho ~es Florida USA . i.UQ:, 1977 une 1978 C' ' N.S.V 1

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liii7:~ • ~1P. nf rhi7.::i ,.. . Micl• 1970 nAr.~ [974 ,,11l1 II

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APPLICANT'S LASTAOORESS OUTSIDE THE UNITED STATES OF MORE :J'HAN ONE YEAR FROM TO

STREET ANO NUMBtR CITY PROVINCE OR STATE 'COUNTRY MONTH YEAR MONTH YEAR

I ,--If Svdnev N.s.w. Australia lan. 1975 Au2:. 1977 APPLICANT'S EMPLOYMENT ~AST FIVE YE~RS. (IF NONE, SO STATE.) LIST PRESENT EMPLOYMENT FIRST.· FROM TO

FUll NAME .AND ADDRESS .Of EMPLOYER . ' OCCUPATION ISPEC IFYJ MONTH YEAR MONTH YEAR

Rfs,o. Recordft- nc.,M;SJ5 Sunset Bvd.·,.L.A. E nt,ertainer / ·Mar. 9T, - PRESENT TIME

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'Seif•emoloved (Australia & Europe) b ntertainer 1\J / 2 Mar. l"J II Show below last occupation abroad if not shown above. (Include all information req~ested above.)

see a\iove . THIS FORM IS SUBMITTED IN CONNECTION WITH APPLICATION FOR: '"'""'" '"'"'1~""" 0,.Tt • NATURALIZATION !Kl AOJU$TME'NT OF STATUS ~ s . !/::ti./, y' • OTHER ISPEC:IFVI: . . . X - ~ . - \

, IF YOUR NATI\/!: /\IJ'l!AllEI' IS IN 011i£R TIWI , il!UTE ~ IN TOUR IIATM AU'HABt'r IN THIS SP.let

Are all copies legibie? K] Yes .~~.

PENALTIES: SMliE PENALTIES ARE PROV1D£0 BY I.AW FOR KKOWIHGLY AffD'""IRi'i:iJuLLY FALSIFYING OA CONCEALING A MATERIAL FIICT.

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Ml DIS TP.ICT OFF.ICE'.

Certified Mail No. 869270

United States Depa_rtrnent of Justice,_ Immigration and Naturalization Servi.ce 51 SW First Avenue Miami1 .. Florida. 33130

Re: Andrew Roy Gibb · ' Al I (b)(6)

Gentlemen:

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Receipt is acknowledged of the notice of approval of Mr. Gibb's third preference ·petition. ·

Mr. Gib.b is cu:rrently on a .. concert tour of the U.S. and will not return to MiElll1i until July 9, 1978. Therefore, the alien cannot complete and file form I -485 within thirty days.

We respectfully request that .Mr. Gibb-be granted an extension of time in Whicb. to comply with your instructions.

Thanking you for y.our consideration, I am

KEW/ch cc: Mr. Andrew Roy 'Gibb

Since.rely, · ·

7~1.~· Katherine E. ·Woods Attorney at Law

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