Gospel soloist McCowen brings Mark to life on stage
Actor Alec McCowen performs The Gospel According to St. Mark as a one man show in New York, delivering a vivid spoken narrative of Jesus with blunt, human immediacy. He describes choosing Mark for its action oriented gospel and plans US engagements through 1979 including Harvard, Cleveland, and New York.
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Norman Nadel
New York
NEA
Alec McCowen
Canterbury
Archbishop of
America
McCowen
Marymount Manhattan Theater
Jesus Christ
Mark
Jesus
John
Matthew
Sea of Gallilee
Newcastle
England
London
United States
Harvard
Cleveland Playhouse
Playhouse Theater
Broadway
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Aspen
Colo
Princeton
N.J
Westminister Abbey
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Canadian cold front moves into Rockies
A Canadian cold front brought freezing temps and light snow in the northern Rockies. Most of the nation stayed clear and mild as the front swept through Idaho, Montana, and Wyoming. Snow fell several inches in the Cascade Range, while gale warnings affected Lake Superior and Lake Michigan. Northern Plains cooled with the front, strong winds hit the Midwest, Florida saw scattered thundershowers, and Panama City reported about an inch of rain.
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United Press International
Rockies
Idaho
Montana
Wyoming
National Weather Service
Plains
Cascade Mountains
Washington State
Great Lakes
Lake Superior
Lake Michigan
Minnesota
Iowa
Florida
Panama City
Two Referenda Defeated in Waukegan and Paris Votes
Voters in Waukegan and Paris rejected two school tax referenda amid warnings from officials that cutbacks would follow. In Paris Union School District 95, the proposal would have raised 25 cents per $100 of assessed valuation, while in Waukegan the measure sought a 50 cent per $100 boost.
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United Press International
Waukegan
Paris
Union School District
You Know How Whips Crack Speed Rule
The saying explains that a whip must have its tip break the sound barrier, reaching speeds above 760 mph to produce a crack.
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Tax Propositions Darken Midwest Campaigns As Races Heat Up
Tax cuts dominate Midwest races with propositions on ballots. Michigan backs spending limits while Illinois teases a plan that could stall legislature. Wisconsin and Minnesota include watchdog debates, with figures like Rudy Boschwitz and Dan Quayle-like profiles shaping a tense scene.
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Boundary Waters
Minnesota
Kansas
Michigan
Illinois
Jim Thompson
Thompson
Wisconsin
Captain Kangaroo
Alf Landon
Hubert Humphrey
Boschwitz
Humphrey
Wendell Anderson
Richard Nixon
Anderson
Walter Mondale
Dave Durenberger
Democratic- Farmer-Labor Party
Robert Short
Donald Fraser
Short
DFL
Rudy Perpich
al Quie
Michael Bakalis
Bakalis
Charles Percy
Alex Leith
Chicago Sun-Times
Leith
Percy
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