Horowitz to Play London Benefit Concert for Prince Charles Son
Vladimir Horowitz 77 says he will perform a special piece for the child of Prince Charles at a May 22 benefit concert in London. He will also play May 29 at Royal Festival Hall to support the Royal Opera House Development Appeal, with an expected $200,000 raised and televised across Europe North America and later in Asia.
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Lifetime Award For Reynolds
Burt Reynolds and Bette Davis will receive Rudolph Valentino Awards for lifetime achievement in film. The ceremony in Los Angeles on May 13 is sponsored by The Thalians. Previous winners include Ingrid Bergman Anthony Quinn Sophia Loren and Richard Burton. Princess Grace of Monaco will also receive the award in a May ceremony.
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Michigan Flag Back Home After Space Flight
Space pilot Jack Lousma returned to Michigan after circling Earth 129 times aboard Columbia. Governor Milliken declared Col. Jack Lousma Day and received gifts including a Michigan flag a Say Yes to Michigan T shirt and a Petoskey stone.
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Fuller Not Comfortable With Pulitzer Fame Afterward
Charles Fuller, 43, winner of the 1982 Pulitzer Prize for drama for A Soldier's Play, says he is uncomfortable with fame and would like to disappear to write. Raised in north Philadelphia, he notes his old acquaintances influence his work and reveals plans to write a new play, move into film and television, and possibly author a novel as film rights reportedly top $500,000.
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Reagan Proposes Tuition Tax Credit Plan for Private Schools
President Reagan unveiled a tuition tax credit proposal to aid families sending children to private schools. The plan offers up to 50 percent credits with $100 to $500 caps, depending on year, and full credits for incomes up to 50,000, partial up to 75,000. Administration aides frame it as helping lower and middle income Catholic families while courting blue collar Catholic voters in cities like Detroit and Chicago.
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Reagan plan faces Senate budget hurdle and late-term doubts
The Nation Ran reports Senate Budget Committee Chairman Pete V Dome Nici may balk at the plan over possible deficit impact. Critics say the proposal is too late for this term. Paul Salmon of the AASA warns it would undermine public schools. Reagan planned to visit an 8th grade civics class in Geneva Illinois after the speech.
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Boy Found in Basement of Burning Cape Girardeau House
Neighbors reported no visible children at Olgica Kocevski’s home before a fire trapped a 7 year old boy. Firefighters found Dejan Kocevski unconscious in a padlocked basement. he remains in a coma. His mother, charged with abandonment, is jailed on 25000 bond. Police note the boy was not enrolled in local schools.
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Indiana Supreme Court Allows Infant To Die
The Indiana Supreme Court ruled 3-1 not to interfere with parents choice to forgo corrective surgery for their 6 day old son with Down syndrome who cannot eat due to a birth defect. Bloomington lawyers said the decision pleased them. Evansville couple seeks to adopt the dying baby.
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Arm strong press briefing sparks surprise Soviet observer
Sen. William L. Armstrong faced an unplanned debate when Soviet embassy attache Igor Makarov attended his briefing on keeping sensitive material out of Soviet hands. Makarov sat taking notes as Armstrong urged a policy reevaluation, arguing current trade policy harms U.S. security and aids Moscow.
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Senate Defeats 20 Year Cuban Policy Resolution
The Senate by 41 to 39 tabled Rep. Steven Symms of Idaho's resolution renewing a 1962 pledge to use arms if needed to prevent Cuban adventurism in the hemisphere. Symms vows to press the issue in the Foreign Relations Committee amid claims the U S no longer holds nuclear superiority. The vote followed hours of debate tied to a measure allowing floor action coverage.
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Seven Prisoners Die in Jersey City Jail Fire
A fire at the 66 year old Hudson County Jail in Jersey City trapped seven inmates in an eighth floor holding cell around 5 am. Witnesses said inmates shouted for keys as the blaze started possibly from a mattress foam.
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