Classical piano duo bows to country with emotional flair
Arthur Whittemore and Jack Lowe, famed piano duo, teamed with SESAC to blend country songs with classical piano. After three weeks of hard rehearsal, they performed pieces like Honey and Jackson to moved crowds, aiming to create an archive album for the Country Music Hall of Fame in Nashville.
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Associated Press
Nashville,tenn
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Jack Lowe
Whittemore
Lowe
Jack
Ashville
SE. Sac
Alice Prager
SESAC
Famous
Ricky Ticky
Crystal Char Feliers
Jackson
Easy Street
Whitte- Taore
Country Music Hall of Fame
Nashville
Japan Faces Trade Surplus With Global Market Pressures
AP analysis notes Japan’s economy growing over 10 percent annually, driving domestic prosperity but creating friction abroad. A large trade surplus fuels calls to open markets and potentially revalue the yen, while proposals include tariff cuts and higher import quotas. Exports rise despite efforts to curb the gap, contrasting with the US deficit of about 43 billion dollars.
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John Cunniff
New York
Japan
Wise
Cignera
Mey
Aigist
Fis
United States
Change of Address and Subscription Rates Notice
Public notice outlines mail subscription rates and changes, including per year prices and regional variations. It directs subscribers to promptly notify the local postal service and clarifies the process for updating addresses and continuing service.
Indians Gather in St. Paul for Trail of Broken Treaties
Carloads of Indians from the West and Southwest converge on St. Paul as they prepare to join a caravan to Washington, D.C. to present grievances about broken treaties, sovereignty, education, and funding cuts to the Bureau of Indian Affairs, with leaders like Vernon Bellecourt and Russell Mean speaking.
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Vernon Bellecourt
Denver
Colo
BIA
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Alaska Land Claims Settlement
Russell Mean
Fine Ridge
South Dakota
American Indian Movement
AIM
Bellecourt
Horoscope Forecasts for Thursday Read by Readers
Horoscope notes across signs TAURUS through PISCES with advice on health, productivity, and social behavior. The piece urges practical steps, cautions against risky schemes, and highlights focus on work, relationships, and personal growth, ending with a general mindfulness about future success.
Pigeons As Medical Couriers In Nebraska 1900 Case
A Nebraska doctor used homing pigeons to summon medical help in 1900 due to scarce telephones and infrequent house calls. Pigeons carried messages in tubes, triggering instant alerts at a central office, and even allowed the doctor to dispatch medicines to rural farmers before telephony reduced need for such couriers.
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F.S. Morris
McCool Jel
York County
Federal Writers Project
State Archives
Nebraska State Historial Society
York
Hal
Morris
Minority representation in Nebraska insurance noted
Lincoln AP report shows 3.5 percent of Nebraska insurance employees belong to minority groups. State Insurance Director James Jackson said the figure comes from a department survey. A supervisory training course for insurers is planned to address minority concerns and ensure equal opportunities, chaired by Hollin Olds of Mutual of Omaha.
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Neb
Nebraska
James Jackson
Jackson
Hollin Olds
Mutural
Omaha
Three Escapees Held in Kearney Neb Arrested Police
Three men listed as escapees from the North Carolina Penitentiary were held in the Buffalo County jail in Kearney after a routine check showed their car was stolen in Maryland. Police said the men, William Phelps, 95, of Norfolk Virginia Charles Branton, 53, of Portsmouth Virginia and Norman Prince, 41, of Pitt County North Carolina, were awaiting action by North Carolina authorities.
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Neb
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North Carolina
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Mitchell Voters Approve $550,000 Bond Issue
Mitchell Nebraska voters approved a 550000 bond by 495 to 48 Tuesday night paving the way to an addition and remodeling of the high school facility. The project would add 36000 square feet of teaching space with two science rooms a new media center an arts and crafts area a new gymnasium and several large classrooms.
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Mitchell, Neb
API
Mitchell
Mitchell High School
Feu
Federal court asked to dismiss suit in Lincoln Nebraska
The Nebraska Justice Department asks the federal district court in Lincoln to dismiss a suit brought by the Nebraska Association of Retarded Children claiming the Beatrice State Home fails to provide near normal living and violates residents rights. The brief argues lack of federal jurisdiction and absence of a cognizable federal claim, noting residents are not involuntarily admitted and may be removed by guardians. The case centers on state service provisions rather than federal constitutional rights.
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Neb
State Justice Department
Federal District Court
Cout
Beatrice State
Nebraska Association of Retarded Children
Clarence A. Meyer
Atie
Justice
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Omaha Council Rejects Free Downtown Signs Proposal
The Omaha City Council declined an offer of free signs to post on light poles downtown. Officials criticized garish red, yellow and blue designs and objections to altering new light poles. The proposed signs would have advertised events like the Omaha Kansas City Kings basketball games.
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Omaha
Neb
Betty Abbott
Cs Council
H.F. Dacchberger
The Name It Is Magneto and Vehicle Power
A historical note explains a serine of magnets spun to induce electricity powering headlights and horn. Modern design uses an alternator to charge the battery more efficiently, replacing the old magneto method.
Mailorder insurers face heightened scrutiny by agencies
Washington reports NAIC moves toward a nationwide advertising code to curb deceptive mailorder hospital policies. Regulators in 19 states have limited or banned ads from major firms like National Liberty, Union Fidelity, and Bankers Life, citing misleading benefits and hidden exclusions.
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Joe B. Hunt
Oklahoma Insurance Commissioner
Karl Herrmann
Union Fidelity Life Insurance
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Bankers Life and Casualty
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O'legan
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