Duet to debut with Ohio Ballet at Jacob's Pillow
World premiere of Duet highlights Ohio Ballet performances at Jacob's Pillow Dance Festival. Ten ballets in repertory include live music for four hands and soloists, featuring Bach adagio, Schubert, and Schumann scores. Musicians David Fisher Saro Knudsen Jess Meeker perform live across multiple shows.
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David Fisher
Saro Knudsen
Knudsen
Allston
Boston
Newoh Symphony
Anima
Fisher
Dance Festival
Jess Meeker
Ted Shawn
Heinz Poll
Jacob’s Pillow
Shostakovich
Corelli
Paure
Any Wednesday Opens at Salt City Center in New York Style
Andrew Reschke reviews Muriel Resnik's Any Wednesday at Salt City Center second theater. The comedy follows a ruthless businessman and his tangled lovers, with Ellen and Cass posing as a married couple to cover an affair. Cast includes Sheila Shattuck as Dorothy and William West as John, praised for timing and wit, while Cass’s actor is less convincing. Direc tion by David J. Pasto and Teresa Yanusauskas' set design suit the single suite stage.
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Andrew Reschke
Muriel Resnik
Salt City
Salt City Center
Miss Resnik
John
Ellen
New York
Cass Henderson
Tien Picit
Cass
Dorothy
Resnik
Sheila Shattuck
William West
Mary-Lu van Aken
West
Wut Tic Witten
Miss van Aken
Election sweep for Khomeini loyalists in Iran assembly
Early returns from Iran show Islamic fundamentalists loyal to Ayatollah Khomeini winning a near total majority in the 73 member assembly to draft the post revolution constitution. Interior Minister Sabaghian notes 383 of 417 candidates were mullahs and that turnout appeared light amid secular groups' boycott.
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Tehran
Iran
Ayatollah
Ruhollah Khomeini
Hashem Sabaghian
Qom
Semnan
Mullahs
Sabaghian
Khomeini
Islamic Republic Party
Mehdi Bazargan
Merger of Everson Recital Series and Society for New Music
The Everson Recital Series and the Society for New Music announce a merger to combine aims of promoting young regional and external talent. Plans emphasize guest solos, ensembles, and a fall regional composers concert featuring Alan Moverman performing Karel Husa. Season changes begin with 1989 81 season.
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Society For New Music
John Contiguglia
Neva Pilgrim
Annetta Kaplan
Civic Center
Everson
Alan Moverman
New York City
Karel Husa
Enzyme offers clue to cystic fibrosis carrier
University of Minnesota researchers report a promising method to identify carriers of the cystic fibrosis gene. Dr. Burton L. Shapiro R.J. Feigal and Louis Lam announce an enzyme defect linked to those with the disease or who carry the recessive gene, seen as a new clue in this inherited condition.
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New York
University of Minnesota
Burton L. Shapiro
R.J. Feigal
Louis Lam
Shapiro
Poison leak prompts evacuation in Charlottesville
A railroad tank car leaking a toxic chemical rolled into Charlottesville causing the temporary evacuation of 600 to 700 downtown residents. The car was on fire at 2 a.m. and moved to an isolated area six hours later after the blaze was put out. No serious injuries were reported.
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Charlottesville
Lhe
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
Main Street
Attorneys seek to bar press from clemency trial
Defense lawyers cite a recent Supreme Court ruling to try to close further sessions of Tennessee’s clemency-for-cash trial. Judge Charles G. Neese was to hear the motion, but he suffered a heart attack and is in stable condition. it is unclear if he will return next week.
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Nashville
Hnenitate
Hele Roeting
Neese
Nashville Banner
Police eye possible link in missing New Mexico woman
Poughkeepsie AP A New Mexico detective seeks a decent burial for Pamela Nolen by confirming if she is the woman depicted in a photo from confessed mass murderer Joseph Fischer. Dutchess County Court heard Fischer, jailed on a second degree murder charge, claimed 21 murders.
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New Mexico
New York
Pamela Nolen
Joseph Fischer
Fischer
Dutchess County
New York City
John Crodelie
Nolen
Ruidose
N.M. Ruidose
D.W. Treffer
Raymond Aldrich
Tfeffer
Nyad Opens 60-Mile Bimini to Florida Swim Today
Alice Town Bahamas AP Diana Nyad kissed her trainers and waded into the surf to begin a 60 mile swim to Florida from Bimini. She rested two hours before the 8 10 a m start under sunny skies and light wind. Forecasts predict steady seas two to four feet and southeast winds 10 to 15 mph. The Gulf Stream off Bimini could push north at four knots or more, possibly complicating the crossing. No one has completed the Bahamas to Florida swim. Stella Taylor failed in two attempts. Nyad previously spent 41 hours 49 minutes in 70 plus miles in a Cuba to Florida Keys attempt last August.
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Bahamas
Diana Nyad
Bimini Islands
Florida
Gold Coast
Ms. Nyad
Gulf Stream
Bimini
Stella Taylor
Miss Taylor
Nyad
Cuba
Florida Keys
Auto sales slump ends as GM sets monthly record
Detroit AP reports rebound in late July auto sales with total domestic monthly sales down 4.1 percent but GM posting a period record. Imports up 23 percent led by offshore producers taking 22.5 percent of the market while Ford and Chrysler posted declines. AMC rose 10 percent as full year totals lag prior year by 3.9 percent.
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Detroit
General Motors Corp
United States
Ford Motor Co
Chrysler Corp
American Motors Corp
Ford
Chrysler
AMC
U.S
Divers to plunge into runaway Mexican oil slick near Texas coast
UT divers prepared to enter the thick oil spill to measure depth as NOAA planes report slicks washing ashore 30 miles south of the U.S. border. Officials fear oil may reach South Texas beaches by Tuesday while barriers and a floating fence near Brazos Santiago Pass await deployment to protect sensitive waters.
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Corpus Christi
Texas
University of Texas
U.S
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
South Texas
Carl Posey
Brownsville
Coast Guard
Roger Madson
Brazos Santiago Pass
Posey
Wife files $2 billion suit against Adnan Khashoggi
Soyaya Khashoggi seeks $2 billion for breach of contract with Adnan Khashoggi, plus $500 million punitive and $40 million general damages. Attorney Marvin Mitchelson says a divorce action may follow soon. Khashoggi, 43, leads Triad Financial Establishment and faces earlier Do.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Adnan Khashoggi
Soyaya Khashoggi
Marvin Mitchelson
Khashoggi
Triad Financial Establishment
Northrop Corp
Air fare boost denied by Civil Aeronautics Board
The Civil Aeronautics Board rejected requests from American, Eastern, Braniff and Trans World Airlines for a 5.2 percent fare increase on top of earlier boosts, citing that rising fuel costs are only one factor in determining just and reasonable fares.
BART Strike Averted by Court Order in Concord
Bay Area Rapid Transit workers ended a five day occupation of a Concord maintenance shop after Superior Court Judge Robert J. Cooney ordered them out. He assured no discipline pending arbitration as employees protested reassignment plans that would shift car repairs to supervisors.
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Concord
Calif
UPI
Bay
BART
Superior Court
Robert J. Cooney
Hospital deaths probed in Macon sabotage case
MACON Ga AP two month probe indicates several persons may have died at Medical Center of Central Georgia when ICU equipment was tampered with. Bibb County District Attorney Don Thompson said more than a dozen cases are under review, some deaths, some survivals, to determine evidence of sabotage. A nurse at the hospital has been suspended.
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James A. Peters
The
Macon, Ga
Macon, Telegraph
Medical Center of
Central Georgia
Bibb County
Don Thompson
the Telegraph
Thompson
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