Recording: the tape era reshapes classical music
The article notes rising tape use and private access boosting copying and home taping while original record sales fall. It warns digital recording will outpace tape decks, European labels gain in dominance, and U.S. classical catalogs shrink as costs rise and production shifts. It also details March of Dimes scholarships and a Princeton painting acquisition.
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Play-It-Again Pleated Trousers In New Colors
A prep style plea for pleated trousers in polyester cotton with belt. Offered in new fashion colors, sizes 5 to 13, regular price 27 dollars, sale at 19.68.
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MontCo eyes near 16 million from investment program
Montgomery County projects a 14 to 16 million dollar earnings from its investment program in fiscal 1960 based on current interest rates. Finance Director Albert W. Gault says this would raise the property tax levy by 18 to 21 cents in the year. The county led area governments with a 7 percent return for the year ending June 30, 1978, while state and nearby authorities ranged from 5.6 to 6.4 percent. In fiscal 1979 the county earned 10.3 percent on cash equity, with 9.1 billion dollars in transactions. Over nine years, the portfolio earned more than 60 million.
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