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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1978

Page

9

Through Wof performing arts showcase provincialism flops

Loren Hickerson argues Iowa's arts access expands with Hancher Auditorium at the University of Iowa and Stephens Auditorium at Iowa State. He notes educational mission, large audiences, affordable student pricing, and broad regional reach that bring world renowned performers like the San Francisco Ballet to Iowa. He cites ticket economics and taxpayer value in maintaining Hancher as a cultural hub.

Wof Loren Hickerson The San Francisco Ballet Hancher Auditorium Hancher U of I Stephens Iowa State University Ames Iowa Chicago New York Beverly Sills Vladimir Horowitz Iowa City University of Iowa

Georgia economist urges restraint on inflation politics

Dr James L Green of the University of Georgia says the US run deficit and inflation erode private investment, criticizing pump priming and government spending as Alice in Wonderland economics. He urges Carter to focus on budget balance and investment to restore growth and competitiveness. The piece notes shifting market confidence and foreign buyers pricing the dollar differently. Los Angeles Times Syndicate.

James L. Green Department of Economics University of Georgia Green Business Week Carter United States Dr. Green

Word Watch and a Quarter of Cobbled Usage

Frosty Mitchell quotes a listener claiming he misstated Joe Willis's limp after halftime. The columnist has no comment and notes the phrase limp versus walking. Anita Roos asks about whom versus who, arguing for simpler usage. An ad proclaims a crisis recommendation. The piece defines claptrap and its origin.

Cedar Rapids Gazette Frosty Mitchell Frosty Iowa Joe Willis Joe Anita Roos New York

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