Serkin Sings Chopin in Forthright Iowa City recital
Peter Serkin delivered an all Chopin program at Hancher Auditorium Iowa City presenting nocturnes mazurkas etudes ballades and barcarole with emotional intensity. He offered no smiles but the music spoke with misty beauty playful gaiety and tender lullaby like the Berceuse and Barcarole amid a quiet nocturne mood.
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Chopin
Peter Serkin
Hancher Auditorium
Iowa City
Rudolf Serkin
Peter
Cleveland Orchestra
California storm leaves trail of deaths and destruction
A massive storm sweeping from California to the plains killed at least eight people and left 28 missing in California. It unleashed 20 foot mud walls, washed away roads, bridges and homes, toppled boats, and flooded a cemetery. The disaster sparked multi state cost estimates in the hundreds of millions as New England and New York areas face cleanup and lost revenue.
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California
Rockies
Plains
Hidden Springs
Tujunga
Don Sulots
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
New York City
Maryland
Delaware
New England
Boston
Connecticut
Rhode Island
John J. McNally
The
Small Business Administration
McNally
New Hampshire
SBA
Lorraine Silberthau
J. Joseph Garrahy
Winter Storm Watch Covers Iowa Now
A winter storm watch is in effect for Iowa today and tonight as a powerful system re intensifies after slowing in the Rockies. Snow spreads across the plains and the state with heavy snow possible in western Iowa and freezing drizzle in places. Temperatures remain in the 20s.
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Iowa
National Weather Service
Rockies
Plains
Pope endorses more study of rhythm method birth control
Pope Paul VI urged continued research into the rhythm method at a Melbourne conference, acknowledging the 1968 encyclical against artificial contraception and calling for special care for Catholics unable to comply. He backed scientific work that respects human dignity and open conjugal life.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Melbourne
Australia
Jean Villot
Vatican
Thomas F. Little
Delays Hit Iowa Blind Commission Appointment
Two Iowa state senators delay the confirmation of Jeanette Eyerly to the Iowa Commission for the Blind. Sen. Earl Willits and Sen. Bob Rush fear Eyerly was chosen by commission director Kenneth Jernigan, raising questions about independence. Ray aide Ed Redfern says the governor originated the appointment and Eyerly is qualified. The vote, scheduled last week, was postponed at Willits' request.
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DES Moines
Robert Ray
Iowa Commission For the Blind
Earl Willits
Bob Rush
Cedar Rapids
Jeanette Eyerly
Commission
Kenneth Jernigan
Sen
Willits
Ray
Ed Redfern
Jernigan
Ms. Eyerly
Senate
Sen. Willits
Rush
Ray Names New District Court Judge in 8A
Gov. Robert Ray announces the appointment of Dick R. Schlegel, 55, Ottumwa attorney, to district judge for District 8A. Schlegel, a University of Iowa College of Law graduate, will serve Poweshiek Mahaska Keokuk Washington Monroe Wapello Jefferson Appanoose Davis and Van Buren counties.
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Des Moines
Robert Ray
Dick R. Schlegel
Ottumwa
Schlegel
University of Iowa College of Law
Poweshiek
Mahaska
Keokuk
Washington
Monroe
Wapello
Jefferson
Appanoose
Davis
van Buren
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Travelers Protective Association of America
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