Shostakovich critical of New York hall seating change
Composer Dimitri Shostakovich, visiting the United States, criticized Carnegie Hall’s front stall removal for a mats seating experiment aimed at younger audiences. He praised Boulez’s conducting but protested the seating shift as unnecessary.
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Athens airport attack leads to premeditated murder charges
Two Arab gunmen Zehed Mohamed and Talaat Hasham were formally charged with premeditated murder in a Sunday Athens airport attack that injured 58 and killed three. Police escorted the suspects as crowds shouted for justice. prosecutors also charged them with bodily injury and related offenses.
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Encounter Groups Pose Danger When Used For Radical Change
Stanford researchers led by Yalom report on a three year study of 205 students across Stanford and associates from Chicago SUNY and more. They found a third showed positive changes but eight percent experienced significant harm including low mood and lowered self esteem. The danger rises when leaders mishandle the process and pursue radical transformation.
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Cattle rustling booms as beef shortages bite California
In San Francisco a UPI report notes beef shortages limit supplies and boost cattle theft and rustling. Despite a bid for a federal injunction against price ceilings by the Pacific Coast Meat Jobbers Association, Judge Peckham ruled the Cost of Living Council acted rationally. Meat packing plants closed, markets scarce, and restaurateurs worry about future prices and availability.
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Drive to lower food costs launches nationwide campaign
Washington officials unveil the Food Action Campaign to curb concentration in the food industry. Leaders call for breaking up large firms including Del Monte as they urge FTC antitrust action and restoration of competition to reduce prices.
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Wheat futures reach all time high on Chicago Board of Trade
Wheat futures vaulted above 4.00 a bushel at the Chicago Board of Trade, opening up 10 cents and marking a sixth consecutive daily limit move. A private survey and foreign demand fueled the surge as spring harvest prospects dragged. New crop soybeans gained 40 cents and soybean oil rose one cent per pound while oats finished at the limit.
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Independent gas firm seeks injunction to force supply
A Humboldt County case hears William B. Johnson seeking a 19th century Civil Code injunction to force Golden Gate Petroleum to continue supplying his two stations, Big Oils & Tire Co., Arcata. Johnson alleges Phillips Petroleum cut off shipments in April claiming unavailability while diverting gas to its own outlets.
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Feinstein backs freeway removal plan for waterfront
San Francisco Supervisor Dianne Feinstein calls for tearing down the Embarcadero Freeway if an acceptable alternative exists. She says demolition is essential to revitalize the waterfront, estimates 60,000 daily cars use the road, and notes $7 million cost with possible federal funds for mitigation and shuttle parking at freeway ends.
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Wilmington boy sets world pose stick hopping record
In Wilmington Delaware Scott Spencer a 12 year old jumper broke the world pose stick record by leaping 20 007 fins in three hours and 17 minutes surpassing a 12 275 fin mark from California. He said he wanted to set a world record and stopped jumping out of anger after the feat and celebrated with a large submarine sandwich.
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Panther guilty of murder in Alameda County
Harald Holmes, 94, a former voter registrar for the Black Panther party, was found guilty of second degree murder for shooting 41 year old Anthony Costa on February 17. A sanity hearing was scheduled, with psychiatrists labeling Holmes as malingering to dodge responsibility.
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