Twentieth Century Fund studies arts subsidies policies
New York trustees approved a 14 month study led by Dick Netzer of New York University to examine National Endowment for the Arts, New York Council on the Arts, and local funding. The project aims to develop guidelines, assess economic impact, and scrutinize public subsidy programs amid potential budget cuts.
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New York
Twentieth Century Fund
Dick Netzer
Graduate School of Public Administration
New York University
National Endowment For the Arts
Netzer
New York Council On the Arts
New York City
William J. Baumel
William G. Bowen
TV Highlights and Williams Griffin Hall Concerts
ABC broadcasts John Gunther's Death Be Not Proud at 8, CBS airs M A S H at 8 30, NBC presents a drama on art funding accountability. Griffin Hall Concerts at Williams College in Williamstown features Janet Geroulo in Bach The Musical Offering and Telemann works with Hill Gale Macdonald. concerts free with doors at 7 30.
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Williamstown
Mass
Griffin Hall
Williams College
Janet Geroulo
Victor Hill
Edward Gale
Stuart Macdonald
J.S. Bach
Villa-Lobos
Debussy
Miss Geroulo
North Adams State College
Jane Ann Bahr
Francise Bilyeu
Texas
Clark Art opens public lecture series this February
The Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute in Williams town launches four weeks of public talks and gallery talks by staff. Each talk repeats on Wednesday at 2 30 and Saturday at 10 30, covering painting techniques, drawings, landscape painting, and Renoir. Free admission.
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Williamstown
Mass
Sterling and
Francine Clark Art Institute
Institute
Auguste Renoir
Renoir
Sage City Symphony to Present Third Concert of Season
The Sage City Symphony of North Bennington will present its third concert Sunday Feb 9 at 8 pm in the elementary school gym. The program features Mozart The Abduction of the Seraglio overture Ruggles Angels for brass choir and Shostakovich Symphony No 1. Louis Calabro will conduct.
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Sage City Symphony of
North Bennington
Mozart
Carl Ruggles
Dmitri Shostakovitch
Ruggles
Arlington
Bennington
Louis Calabro
Sage City Symphony
Shostakovitch
Musical Conservatory
Book Review: The Pleasure Bond and Balzac Preference
A critical take on Masters Johnson and Levin The Pleasure Bond argues the book pares ethics from sexuality and idealizes one to one relationships yet its prose and Puritan tension hinder engagement The reviewer still favors Balzac and questions modern sexual liberation through historical lens, noting the authors skepticism toward universal perfect bliss.
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William H. Masters
Virginia E. Johnson
Masters
Hugh Hefner
Dr. Masters
Miss Johnson
Balzac
Rock fans craft love song a loner longs for connection
United Press International notes a songwriter who titled a track I Function Best Alone But It's A World Of People And I Need You Near Me. The comment suggests the artist is capable, implying someone with potential despite a solitary stance.
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United Press International
Black emergence on TV and Severin Browne profile
A long form essay traces how blacks gained visibility in advertising and TV since the civil rights era, highlighting shows like Sanford and Son The Jeffersons and Good Times. It also notes Severin Browne, brother of Jackson Browne, releasing New Improved Severin Browne with potential singles including Do Magnolia Do, showcasing his melodic voice and softer writing style.
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John J. O’connor
N.Y. Times News Service
New York
America
Republic
Sammy Davis, Jr
Flip Wilson
Public TV
Black Journal
NBC
CBS
Chicago
Florida Evans
Esther Rolle
James
John Amos
J.J. Or Junior
Jimmie Walker
Thelma
Bermadette Stanis
Michael
Ralph Carter
Mom
Pop
Junior
James Evans
Evanses
Severin Browne
Twin Cinemas Showtimes Include The Longest Yard And Law and Disorder
At Twin Cinemas Cinema I presents The Longest Yard with Burt Reynolds rated R. Cinema II debuts Law and Disorder with Carroll O Connor and Ernest Borgnine amid a local uproar. Nickelodeon screens 2001 A Space Odyssey, a Kubrick sci fi classic. Manchester Dubrow’s runs The Man With The Golden Gun. Harte on Main Street offers The Groove Tube rated R.
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Twin Cinemas Cinema I
Burt Reynolds
N.Y.C
Law and Disorder
Carroll O’connor
Ernest Borgnine
Nickelodeon
Stanley Kubrick
Arthur C. Clark
Strauss, Karajan
Spring Street
Williamstown
Mass
Harte
Pauline Kael
the Harte
Main Street
No help ahead for price tags in inflation era
Washington reports that despite protests and publicity the administration will not push mandatory laws to stop price tag stacking after increases. Ford's wage and price panel suggested industry lead reforms, with Safeway and A&P adopting no-pasteover and stable house-brand policies while other chains differ. Critics urge broader action as consumer complaints persist amid inflationary pressures.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
Council On
Safeway
A&p
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Christopher Lehmann-Haupt
N.Y
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Little, Brown
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Norman Mailer
Redbook Magazine
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Doctor My Eyes
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Dubrow
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Greensburg
Russell Train
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Grand Union
Spring St
ATI
Salisbury
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Monument Plaza Shopping Center
Bennington, Vt
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