Copland and Wolff Bring Americana To Life On CD
Conductor Hugh Wolff leads the St Paul Chamber Orchestra in Copland Old American Songs and eight Dickinson settings with soprano Dawn Upshaw, plus Down a Country Lane and Billy the Kid excerpts. The disc pairs rich vocal color with compact orchestration, highlighting both familiar and rarer works.
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Copland
Emily Dickinson
Billy the Kid
St. Paul Chamber Orchestra
Hugh Wolff
Dawn
Thomas
Aaron Copland
Thomas Hampson
Zion’s
Dickinson
Dawn Upshaw
St. Paul
Er Copland
Samuel Ramey
Warren Jones
Argo
Jan DeGaetani
Leo Smit
DeGaetani
Sanford Sylvan
David Breitman
Elektra Nonesuch
Sefton Wiggs
WTEB
New Bern
I Love Trouble review shows flaws in rom com newsroom clash
The film pairs Nick Nolte and Julia Roberts as rival Chicago reporters whose witty banter fuels some charm but the plot veers into a messy thriller full of twists. Their spark fades as romantic tension dies under action and vulgar violence, despite promising 1940s newsroom echoes. Playing at Havelock and Southgate Cinemas.
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Nick Nolte
Julia Roberts
Sabrina Petersen
Roberts
The
Chicago Globe
Peter Brackett
Nolte
Chicago
Spencer Tracy
Katharine Hepburn
Nolte’s
Havelock
Southgate
Leaked Motown songs anger record firms in 1990s row
Philadelphia report details conflicts between radio and record companies over unreleased tracks by Boyz II Men and the Rolling Stones. Motown issued cease and desist orders to stations in several cities for airing three cuts from the Boyz II album before its September 13 release. Virgin also pursued a nationwide cease and desist over premature Rolling Stones material aired from the Lounge.
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Philadelphia
Motown Records
Houston
Orlando
Los Angeles
Dallas
Michael Mitchell
Motown Senior V.p
Stones
Took
Virgin
Tim
Hog numbers hit 14 year high threaten farm prices
US hog numbers rose to a 14 year high as supply gluts from beef and poultry press prices lower. Analysts warn farmers face big losses though consumers may see bargains, with prices likely to stay below break even for many producers into next year. Experts cite Iowa and North Carolina as growth leaders and project breeding plans rising through summer and fall.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Ron Plain
University of Missouri
Plain
Jim Sigman
Securities Corporation of Iowa
Cedar Rapids
North Carolina
Mis
Missouri
U.S
Sigman
Congress OKs extra selenium in farm feeds
Congress moves to allow higher selenium in livestock feed with House Senate and FDA roles debated. Environmental studies and NEPA requirements loom, while producers warn of losses from selenium deficiency. Critics say lawmakers bypass environmental safeguards to aid farm interests.
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Congress
Washington
House
Senate
Agriculture Department
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Stephen Sandlof
Center For Veterinary Medicine
San Francisco
North Carolina Farm Market Prices July 6 Summary
North Carolina farm prices and conditions report shows hogs mixed bid ranges from 30.50 to 56.30 for grade and yield, live hogs 40.50 to 41.00, cattle and calves with standard heifers 43-45, bulls 56-64, baby calves 65-120 per head. Wholesale vegetable and fruit prices listed include cabbage 6.00-6.50 per 40-pound ham per hamper, corn 10-12.80 per 5 dozen, peppers 10-14 per crate, tomatoes 9.25-13.75 per 18- or 25-pound ctn, and cantaloupes 55-80 each. New York eggs steady with large 59-62 cents per dozen, small 43-45 cents. Broilers at 58 cents per pound expected for next week. Cotton spot 4.70-69.20 cents per pound. North Carolina grain prices show No 2 yellow corn 2.35-2.70, soybeans 5.71-6.29 1/2, wheat about unchanged. Market activity notes steady demand for broilers and moderate supply. estimated NC slaughter Wednesday around 2.44 million.
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Mount Airy
Breaking Utility
Commercal
Cutter & Boning Utility
M&i
M&l
N.C
East End
Piedmont
Pedmont
Agagh Np
Goldsboro
Laurinburg
von Kinston
Williamston
Elizabeth City
Monroe
Mount Uile
Statesville
Norwood (Na
Roanng River
Scientists seek natural weed killer in Russia study
USDA researchers plan a three week project sending leaf spurge samples to Krasnodar Russia to test fungi and diseases that may curb the invasive weed. Pawnee scientist Tony Caesar and Navajo analyst Dan Spencer will collect diseased spurge while evaluating crop and culturally important plants for safety.
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Washington
Russia
Caucasus
United States
Norther Plains
Agriculture Department
Tony Caesar
USDA
Agricultural Research Service
Department
All-Russian
Institute of Biological Control
Krasnodar
Fort Belknap
Montana
Caesar
Pawnee
Dan Spencer
Interior Department
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Spencer
Bozeman
Mont
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Sefton Wiggs Review
Knight-Ridder Newspapers
Souri
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Steve Meyer
National Pork Producers Council
Associated Press
Indianola
Kinston
Spiveys Corner
Wilson
Robersonville
Siler City
Clinton
Fayetteville
Dunn
Pink Hill
Pine Level
Ayden
Benson
Spiveys
Sons
Faye
Wallace
Rowland
WNC Farmers Ac
Asheville
New York
N.C. Am
Mount Olive
Machilwean Turf Farm, Inc
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