Next Legend in Rock May Not Be Bowie, Say Critics
Stephen Ford surveys shifting music scenes in New York and beyond, weighing whether a new legend will emerge. He cites rock jazz country and pop blends, notes Bowie’s decline, mentions Jim Irby of Tulsa and Atlantic Records pondering jazz artist George Clinton’s potential, and concludes no single figure has defined the era yet.
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Band people plan clinic for festival auditions
About one hundred band directors across four states nominated 378 instrumentalists for the Augustana College concert band festival to be held November 22-23 in Sioux Falls. Paula Jorgensen and Leanne Johnson coordinate auditions and clinics for the event.
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Paula Jorgensen
Hurley
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Columbus
Public school lunch menu for Columbus City Schools
Elementary meals include corn dogs with peas and carrots and cherry-topped yellow cake. Junior High offers beef stew, chili, hamburgers, and fish sticks with fries or bread. Senior High lists pizzaburgers, hamburgers, bean and wieners or polish sausage, porcupine balls, and barbecue on buns with assorted sides and desserts. Parent teacher conferences noted Thursday Friday.
Nebraska Employers to Receive IRS Questionnaires
About 41,800 Nebraska employers may receive IRS questionnaires in coming weeks. IRS district director Everett Loury says the mail survey checks the accuracy of records and will help employers obtain preprinted tax forms and withholding tax deposit cards sooner.
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Internal Revenue
Indian prisoners at Nebraska Penal Complex to see Indian leaders
Federal judge approves a plan allowing Indian inmates at the Nebraska Penal Complex to consult Indian medicine men and spiritual leaders. The agreement funds and formalizes access to Native religious services, cultural clubs, and approved Indian personnel, with a detailed hiring plan due in 40 days. It stems from a 1972 lawsuit by 28 inmates and covers ceremonies, athletic guidance, and traditional hair styles.
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Warren K. Urbom
Gavel Club
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