Nasher to Build Public Center for World Class Sculpture
Philanthropist Ray Nasher plans the Nasher Sculpture Center in Dallas a public venue to house his private collection of modern and contemporary sculpture. The project with Renzo Piano and Peter Walker will include a 2.4 acre outdoor garden indoor gallery auditorium cafe and educational institute opening spring 2002 with a 30 million funding package and rotating works from about 20 outdoor pieces.
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National Gallery of Art
Washington, D.C
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London
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New York
Northpark Center
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Richard Serra
Steven Nash
Budget woes threaten Stephenville ISD finances and staff
Superintendent Darrell Floyd warns of cuts as the district contends with a hidden deficit from misallocated funds. The plan includes nine vacant teaching positions, limited raises, a 30 cent property tax hike, and potential up to 35 job losses to reach a 2002 03 break even. The football program and coaching salaries draw scrutiny while TEA visits loom.
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Budget crunch hits numbers crunchers in Washington
The BEA faces a 12 percent real budget decline over five years as Congress debates funding. BEA, Census and other agencies produce GDP, trade data, housing and retail reports used by the Fed and policymakers. Economists urge adequate funding for the government’s crucial statistical work.
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Bush Hopeful on Details for Senior Prescription Plan
Washington AP Bush says details of a senior prescription drug benefit will come in the near future as a high priority. Gore criticizes the delay, runs a rival $250 billion 10 year plan, while Shalala questions funding and Republicans push that Gore’s plan would strain Medicare.
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