Rubinstein to Give What May Be His Last New York Concert
Pianist Arthur Rubinstein, 89, faces deteriorating sight as he prepares what may be his final New York recital at Carnegie Hall. Executives note his vast memory of pieces, while Times writer Donal Henahan reports his vision loss has left him unable to see the keyboard.
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Fonda to undergo Tuesday lung surgery
Henry Fonda is scheduled for surgery Tuesday to remove a lung tumor believed nonmalignant. He is expected to stay in hospital about 10 days.
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Winter Weather on the Way for Ohio
The Associated Press reports cool dry conditions today in Ohio with highs in the 40s under a Mississippi Valley ridge. A Gulf coast storm will end the pattern tonight and move northeast bringing light snow to southern Ohio and a chance of snow statewide Tuesday, possibly changing to rain in the far south.
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Snowy Swipe: Ohio Weather Forecast Shifts Toward Warmer Thursday
Light snow is forecast for southwestern Ohio tonight with temperatures near 30. Snow or rain is expected tomorrow and a high in the low 40s. A wintry mix may linger Wednesday, then a moderating trend brings fair skies and warmer temperatures by Thursday.
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Buzzards Welcome Return At Hinckley Buzzard Day
A small group greets Hinckley Ohio’s famed turkey vultures as the birds return at 8 25 a m. The Hinckley Chamber of Commerce sets Buzzard Day for next Sunday expecting up to 20 000 visitors to the Cleveland Metroparks site.
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Prices on oil decline in March after energy bill
Chicago AP reports March prices for gasoline home heating oil and most fuels fell following the Feb 1 enactment of the federal omnibus energy bill. Oil analyst Herbert Hugo calls it the first real clue of impact on consumer prices and notes the development is good news for consumers.
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Squirrels Outwit Forest Service in Walnut Seed Battle
In Bedford Indiana the U S Forest Service fights to grow black walnuts as demand climbs. They test new methods including field sowing with shells as decoys and scent tricks, but warn only nurseries reliably produce seedlings while kerosene is a last resort.
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Ford warns Congress on revenue sharing and city finances
President Ford told about 2,000 municipal officials that Congress risks disaster for cities by not renewing revenue sharing. He defended vetoes and urged prompt renewal amid calls from Moon Landrieu and others that delays threaten fiscal stability and jobs.
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Soviet grain subsidies mount to 80 million for U.S. taxpayers
Subsidies for shipping grain to the Soviet Union this year will total about 80 million dollars, with the Marine Administration forecasting 403.7 million in total subsidies for 1977 and 53.4 million tied to Soviet sales. Officials note these payments cover losses when freight rates fall below operating costs and higher U.S. wage costs under the 1972 Soviet grain pact. The figures contrast with 1974 levels of 29.4 million and project at least 30 million annually over the pact’s five-year span, amid budgetary tension over broader revenue sharing and federal funding extensions.
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