Recession Not New to Jazz Musician Recession Not New to Jazz Musician
Newark saxophonist Edlin Buddy Terry, his wife Georgianna, and seven children live on 336 dollars monthly in welfare while he recalls touring with Lionel Hampton and Ray Charles. Despite six albums, he never earned enough to escape poverty and continues to perform locally, write music, and lead a church vocal group.
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Plaza Sesamo II expands Latin Sesame Street reach
In Mexico City the second edition Plaza Sesamo II launches to teach preschoolers with a Latin Air curriculum. The plan targets illiteracy with The Electric Company similar approach. Vaughn Page and regional educators emphasize Latino authorship and local producers.
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Michener to Present Movie Writing Oscars in Hollywood
Pulitz er prize winning author James Michener will present the Academy Award for best movie writing on April 8 in Hollywood. His Tales of the South Pacific inspired the musical South Pacific and his novels Sayonara Bridges at Toko Ri and Hawaii became films.
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Benjamin Homer Dies Songwriter of Sentimental Journey
Benjamin Homer, 57, composer of Sentimental Journey, died Wednesday in Los Angeles from a heart attack. He wrote music for Tommy Dorsey and Les Brown orchestras.
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