Lincoln's sold out for Lenny
Leonard Bernstein headlines a sold out two week engagement with the New York Philharmonic at Lincoln Center where he serves as laureate conductor. A post concert party drew notable guests including William Schuman Aaron Copland and Adolph Green among others.
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Bernstein
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Aaron One
Phylis Newman
Betty Camden
Adolph Green
Alexander
Nina
Carter Windsurfs With Family Off St John Paradise
Former president Jimmy Carter sails a sailboard off St John during a two week family vacation. He is seen windsurfing with son Chip while wife Rosalynn and daughter Amy relax nearby. The Carters stay in a National Park Service cottage as island residents welcome their visit.
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St. John
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Carter
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Amy
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Paradise
Lottery windfall crowns Lucky Car Wash owner
Charles Steklacic of North Warren Pennsylvania won the Pennsylvania Lottery Millionaire Drawing on Thursday. He and his wife Betty, ages 54 and 48, plan to invest the prize in the money market after saying they already had everything they need on their 48 acre homestead.
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Charles Steklacic
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Steklacic
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Dedication Set for Sports Spa in Minnesota
Norwegian actress Liv Ullmann will attend the dedication February 12 of the Vinland National Center a sports health facility for disabled persons in Loretto Minnesota.
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Liv Ullmann
Vinland National Center
Loretto
Minn
Haig faces clash over foreign aid cuts with Stockman
Secretary of State Haig delays Stockman budget cuts plan and will defend aid program to President Reagan. The proposed 2.6 billion reduction would mark postwar lows, affecting direct aid to Third World nations, Peace Corps, and multilateral banks. Officials cite a broad policy debate and Caribbean aid considerations.
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David Stockman
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Peace Corps
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Ey Aid
Jamaica
Edward Seaga
Cuba
Caribbean
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Palestine Iberation Organization
Solidarity Wins Access to Media and 40 Hour Week Pact
In Warsaw Solidarity reaches a compromise with the government granting uncensored weekly media time and a five day 40 hour work week. The agreement includes two fewer free Saturdays this year for workers who joined January’s Saturday boycott and a mechanism for ongoing talks and joint working teams.
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UPI
Solidarity Labor Union
Lech Walesa
Solidarity
Jozef Pinkowski
Valesa
Andrzej Gwiazda
National Commission
Jelenia Gora
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