It opened to poor reviews and earned less than $ 3 million domestically ( from an estimated budget of $ 44 million ), eventually contributing to the near collapse of its studio, United Artists, and effectively destroying the reputation of Cimino, previously one of the ascendant directors of Hollywood owing to his celebrated 1978 film The Deer Hunter, which had won Academy Awards for Best Picture and Best Director in 1979.

In 1979, on the eve of winning two Academy Awards ( Best Director and Best Picture ) for The Deer Hunter, Cimino convinced UA to resurrect the project with Kris Kristofferson, Isabelle Huppert, and Christopher Walken as the leads.

* Rob Deer ( 1979 )

* The Deer Hunter ( novel ), a 1979 novelization of the screenplay of the film

To Zip ( 1979, an alphabetized, and partially serious, listing of useful tips and concepts for beginning campers ); Whatchagot Stew ( 1989, both a cookbook and a less-fictionalized memoir of his childhood ); and The Deer On A Bicycle ( 2000, a discussion of the art of humor writing.

More rebroadcasting stations were added at Lac La Biche ( 1968 ), Grande Prairie and Peace River ( 1970 ), Rocky Mountain House and Crimson Lake ( 1971 ), Red Deer ( 1973 ) and Slave Lake, Grouard and Lougheed ( 1979 ), Jasper ( 1992 ) and Athabasca ( 1993 ).

In 1979, two national ( Indonesian ) nature reserves were created with areas of 3, 832 and 725 ha, mostly to protect the forests and the habitat of the Bawean Deer.

* Hunter, Robert Warriors of the Rainbow: A Chronicle of the Greenpeace Movement ( New York: Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1979 ).

On 6 July 1979, Tintagel was briefly subject to national attention when an RAF Hawker Hunter fighter aircraft crashed into the village following an engine malfunction.

* Thompson, Hunter ( 1979 ).

* Grayson County Frontier Village, The History of Grayson County Texas, Hunter Publishing Co., Winston-Salem, North Carolina, 1979.

Shortness of breath became more pronounced and in December 1979, after the filming of The Hunter, a biopsy revealed pleural mesothelioma, a type of cancer associated with asbestos exposure for which there is no known cure.

In 1979, Hunter filed for legal separation nearly two years after their marriage.

* Ian Hunter ( cricketer ) ( born 1979 ), British cricketer

* The Shark Hunter ( 1979 )

Fletcher also had one of the best drafts of his career as general manager, selecting four players in the 1979 NHL Entry Draft – Paul Reinhart, Jim Peplinski, Pat Riggin and Tim Hunter – who would ultimately become regulars in the Flames line up.

Martin ( center ) with pitcher Catfish Hunter and Brad Gulden during a 1979 game soon after Thurman Munson's death.

* Will Hunter ( born 1979 ), American football safety

Hunter S. Thompson ( 1979 ), Ballantine Books, ISBN 0-345-37482-7

Hunter production continued there and in Ireland until 1979, and it was built in Iran by Iran Khodro as the Peykan for many years more.

The first Rootes model to be discontinued under Peugeot's ownership was the Hunter in 1979, and its production tooling subsequently went to Iran, where the Paykan went into local production, which continued until 2004.

The Avenger and Hunter ranges were rebadged as Chryslers until 1979 when Chrysler sold its European division to Peugeot.

Following the Hillman Avenger's move to Linwood in 1976, the very last European Hunters were assembled in the Santry plant, Shanowen Road, Ireland from " complete knock down " ( CKD ) kits until production ended in 1979 – but no evidence exists to suggest that the Talbot badge was applied to any production Hunter following Chrysler Europe's 1978 takeover by Peugeot, and the application of that badge to other Chrysler models sold on or after 1 August 1979.

The final Chrysler Hunter was built in September 1979 in Porirua, New Zealand, and was donated to the Southward Museum.

The far more modern, better equipped " Mitsis " were pricier, and the Hunter still had its fans and lingered on until 1979, when it was axed in the UK and Todd's built the last Chrysler-badged version anywhere.

Hunter ( left ) with manager Billy Martin and Brad Gulden during a 1979 game right after Thurman Munson's death.

She then supervised the scripts of the films The Champ ( 1979 ), The Frisco Kid ( 1979 ), The Hunter ( 1980 ), The Pursuit of D. B. Cooper ( 1981 ), Caveman ( 1981 ), Clue ( 1985 ), Marie ( 1985 ), and No Way Out ( 1987 ).

In 1978, McGuinn joined fellow ex-Byrds Gene Clark and Chris Hillman to form " McGuinn, Clark and Hillman ", and the three together recorded an album with Capitol Records in 1979.

America's first studio album without Peek, Silent Letter, was released in June 1979 on their new label, Capitol Records.

In 1979, McCartney signed a new record contract, leaving Capitol, the company he had been with since he was a Beatle, in the United States and Canada and joining Columbia Records, while remaining with Parlophone in the rest of the world.

She released three disco albums for Capitol from 1977 to 1979, " Stares And Whispers ", " Supernatural high " and " Hot ".

Podesta held positions on Capitol Hill, including Counselor to Democratic Leader Senator Thomas Daschle ( 1995 – 1996 ); Chief Counsel for the Senate Agriculture Committee ( 1987 – 1988 ); Chief Minority Counsel for the Senate Judiciary Subcommittees on Patents, Copyrights, and Trademarks ; Security and Terrorism ; and Regulatory Reform ; and Counsel on the Majority Staff of the Senate Judiciary Committee ( 1979 – 1981 ).

Before they were married, Willis was her husband's top aide when he came to Capitol Hill in 1979.

Capitol ( 1979 ) was Orson Scott Card's second published book.

The three signed with Capitol Records which released their self-titled debut in 1979.

The Motels began to draw faithful crowds around the L. A. music scene and on Mother's Day 1979 the group signed with Capitol Records, releasing their debut album The Motels four months later.

* McGuinn, Clark & Hillman ( 1979 ) Capitol

In 1979 Herbert A. Belkin, a music industry attorney and executive who had previously worked at ABC Records and Capitol Records, bought the company from Miller.

After leaving Capitol records in 1979, Richard moved north to Ojai, California and focused on building a home recording studio, producing local talent and continuing to write music.

Cossack was also the brand name applied to all Soviet motorcycles distributed by Satra ( originally located in Surrey, later moving to Carnaby ) from 1973 to 1979, and used by the Australian importer, Capitol Motors until May 1976 when their motorcycle division shut down.

His career also included stints with Dot ( 1960 – 1961 ), RCA ( 1961 – 1962 ), his second stint with Capitol ( 1963 – 1972 ), Columbia ( 1972 – 1979 ), Monument ( 1979 ), and Dimension ( 1981 – 1983 ).

After leaving Capitol, Starz split up in 1979 and Dube and Ranno put together a trio with bassist Peter Scance called Hard Core.

* 1979 Fret Fever ( Capitol )

Monument: The Connecticut State Capitol, Hartford, 1979.