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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1986

Page

3

Carnegie Reopens Acoustics Restored At Last

Carnegie Hall reopened after a seven month 30 million renovation restoring its 19th century acoustics while updating plumbing ventilation and seating. Sinatra Horowitz Bernstein and others performed as Glenn Dicterow Peter Duchin and Sherrill Milnes offered mixed praise. Stern called the restoration a return to 1891 sound with modern upgrades. Yo Yo Ma Itzhak Perlman attended along with a starry crowd including Astor Vanderbilt and Rockefellers.

New York Sinatra Horowitz Bernstein Carnegie Hall Carnegie Glenn Dicterow New York Philharmonic Peter Duchin Sherrill Milnes Metropolitan Opera Philharmonic Mahler Symphony New York Times Yo-Yo Ma Itzhak Perlman Issac Stern Perlman Stern Resto Astor Vanderbilt Maureen Vladimir Horowitz New Hall The Haydn Bach Wagner

Voyager Nears Philippines Flight Under Turbulent Skies

The Voyager crew pressed toward the Philippines as a tropical storm threatened their Pacific crossing. Co pilot Jeana Yeager 34 steered the craft while Dick Rutan 48 slept amid concerns over turbulence and typhoon conditions southeast of Guam.

Mojave Calif Voyager Pacific Globe Jeana Yeager Dick Rutan Guam California Philippines Len Snellman Snellman Rutan

Judge Rules On Bare Facts Seven Women Exercised Free Speech

Rochester city court finds topless protestors the Topfree Seven exercised free speech in a park in June. Judge Walz upholds the state nudity law as constitutional for men and women but rules no prosecution under it for the seven.

Rochester N.Y Herman J. Walz

Wallich Resigns from Federal Reserve Board

Henry C. Wallich, a close ally of Paul Volcker on the Federal Reserve Board, resigns effective immediately at age 72 amid health issues. His exit allows President Reagan to name six of the seven board members, raising speculation Volcker could be reappointed chairman next August as terms shift and policy balance is recalibrated.

Wallichtration Volcker

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