Talented Winners to Perform with Chart Orchestra Final Concert
Marian Buck-Lew and Melanie Foster, state winners, guest soloists in the Chart Orchestra final concert at Municipal Auditorium. Buck-Lew will play Beethoven Concerto No. 4 movements two and three. Foster performs Saint-Saens Concerto No. 2 movement one. The orchestra, conducted by Charles Schiff, will also premiere Dvorak Symphony No. 9, Mozart Marriage of Figaro overture, and Piston’s Incredible Flutist suite.
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Leston Symphony Orchestra
Municipal Auditorium
Marian Buck-Lew
Melanie Foster
Charleston
University of Iowa
Miss Foster
George Washington High School
Opera Workshop
Saint - Saens
Charles Schiff
Dvorak
Neworld
Mozart
Walter Piston
U. S
Shakespearean Actor Turns Minister Stages Holy Week
A six night series at Dunbar First Church of God runs April 21 to 26 with Rev Paul Gerrard Jackson portraying a different Biblical character each evening. The actor minister performs in full costume with dramatic lighting and sound effects, shown here as a Scribe who scorned Christ.
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Dunbar First Church of God
Paul Gerrard Jackson
Man from Davis Creek Sentenced in Intermediate Court
Danny Metten, 28, Davis Creek, received 30 days for drunkenness and 90 days for brandishing a deadly weapon after pleading guilty to other charges. He was previously sentenced to 15 years for robbery by violence, with a stay of execution to appeal in Circuit Court, and was arrested on new charges while out on bond.
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Danny Metten
Davis Creek
Intermediate
George W. Wood
Metten
Band
Union Drivers Press Board Over Recognition Fight
Union leaders accuse Snyder and the board of distorting the law on public employee bargaining. The Heart O Town meeting heard driver concerns as Maroney urged recognition of the union as drivers' representative and negotiated wages and working conditions.
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San Amalgamated’ Transit
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Maroney
Snyder
Heart O’ Town
Meroney
Slack Slaying Suspect Wins Bond Hearing
Thomas Eugene Shrewsbury, charged with fatally shooting James Slack, asked Intermediate Court Judge George W. Wood for bail. The judge set the formal hearing for April 16 after previously denying bail on an oral motion.
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Thomas Eugene Shrewsbury
James “Hobo” Slack
George W. Wood
Wood
Stephen Meyer
Shrewsbury
Slack
John M. Slack
Candy Club
Capitol Street
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