Travel checks remain accepted but less straightforward
Using traveler's checks is not as simple as in the past though they are still broadly accepted in many locations. Some networks update policies or fees, so travelers should verify acceptance and conditions before use.
ABT II to Perform Two Programs at Hancher Auditorium
ABT II the American Ballet Theater II apprentice company will present two 8 p.m. performances at Hancher Auditorium on the University of Iowa campus, October 15 and 17, as part of the 1982 83 Dance series. The programs feature neoclassical romantic ballet modern dance and include works by Englund Joffrey Corbett Macdonald Kudelka and Franck. ABT II serves as a training ground for young dancers and has performed in 41 states and three foreign countries with many members moving to the main company. Tickets range 11 50 to 4 with a 2 student discount. Zones I II sold out for the Saturday show.
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Robert Joffrey
Alexander Glazounov
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James Kudelka
Thomas Tallis
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Cesar Franck
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Traveler's checks face tougher acceptance by banks and merchants
A New York Times Service report shows travelers' checks meeting rising scrutiny. Issuers guarantee payment but many banks and retailers demand identification, multiple signatures, and even two lines or endorsements before cashing or accepting large checks.
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Real Thoreau rediscovered in Howarth study of life and nature
The 1960s revival of Henry David Thoreau answers a persistent question as William Howarth edits The Book of Concord. Howarth blends biography and fieldwork to show Thoreau's single life work, the journal behind Walden and A Week, and the writer's enduring influence on nature writing and thought.
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