Coe College Offers Summer Basic Music Classes
Non credit courses in basic music theory and jazz improvisation plus piano and voice lessons are offered this summer by the Coe preparatory music department under Dr. Marilyn Stulken-Ekwo. Sessions run June 13 to July 22 for all ages with lesson costs of 40 dollars for class lessons and 36 dollars for private lessons.
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Bellhop's 32 Year Run At Edison Hotel Ends In Fame
Bill Picaro, 58, spent 32 years as a bellman at New York City's Edison hotel, walking an estimated 51,200 miles inside halls. He prefers the front desk to management, recalls celebrity guests, tips, and a shoe sitting service while noting a changing Times Square scene.
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Dobelle youngest protocol chief finds White House path
Evan Dobelle, 31, Pittsfield mayor turned diplomat, becomes U.S. chief of protocol under Carter. He and wife Kit share the workload, arranging 10 state visits and guiding 7000 foreign diplomats in Washington. Dobelle aims for dignity and good manners, praising Carter's austerity and predicting eight years of leadership ahead. On this date in 1884, Harry S Truman was born.
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Students Dismantle Obsolete Computers at Honeywell Facility
Phoenix students from inner city schools learn to use tools by dismantling obsolete computer systems at a special Honeywell facility. They earn course credit and wages while recycled parts and metals are repurposed.
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Taxes Sparked Revolts From France to Boston Tea Party
Taxes have long provoked strong reactions, from the French Revolution sparked by unfair taxes and the Bastille storming to American protests against the Sugar Act Stamp Act and Townsend Acts. Boycotts and unrest followed, helping ignite broader wars.
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Dearborn Park Suburb Within City Plan Unveiled
Acting Mayor Bilandic announced a $150 million suburb within a city project on a 51 acre abandoned rail site south of downtown Chicago. Dearborn Park, favored by the late Mayor Daley, will include 3000 housing units a school a park and retail and professional offices with recreational facilities.
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