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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1986
Page
7
Venice tourism officials notified gondola agencies to limit Grand Canal rides to Venetian songs and themes, citing a desire to reinforce local musical tradition amid Naples era favorites. Concerns about tourism culture cited by Commissioner Augusto Salvadori.
National Geographic links Tolstoy to Lenin and nonviolent leaders Gandhi and King. The note outlines Tolstoyan ideas shaping political thought, contrasting violent foment with peaceful protest. The statement highlights historical influence across movements and eras.
New York musician Rudetsky was found dead from respiratory failure due to drug intake in a London Hampstead mansion owned by Boy George. Police say death not suspicious. Boy George not involved. Rudetsky had co written songs for Culture Club and was staying with Kevin O Dowd, who found the body at about 5 30 am. Kevin O Dowd faces separate drug conspiracy charges.
British singer Boy George, famed for Culture Club's early 1980s hit Do You Really Want to Hurt Me, said in a radio interview heroin proved uncontrollable after undertakers removed the body of American songwriter Michael Rudetsky, 27, from his Hampstead home following a heroin addiction death last month.
Deputy Foreign Minister Mikhail S Kapitsa says the Soviet Union has not decided whether to scrap or extend the unilateral nuclear test ban that expired Wednesday. He noted that a Kremlin decision will follow in days after considering appeals for extension, U S refusal to join the moratorium, and the six nation summit in Mexico.
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