Rolling Stones Brace for Change in Bridges to Babylon
In Rolling Stone's Sept 4 issue, Mick Jagger cites breaking the mold for Bridges to Babylon as he sought new sounds and groove approaches. The album, recorded in two months, leans on slowed tempos from soul and blues influences.
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Recycling notice from local paper prompts curb bag recycling
The Herald-Journal and Herald American urge reuse of recycled newsprint and ask residents of Granadaga County to place newspapers in brown paper bags at the curb with recycling bins on collection day. Customer Service guarantees delivery by 5 p.m. and will replace missed papers at no charge, with phone hours from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. weekdays and 8:30 to 11:20 a.m. Sundays.
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Largest Garth Brooks crowd in Central Park sets record
Reports cite attendance estimates from 225000 to 250000 before settling at 250000 per NYPD and Giuliani office for the August 7 concert. HBO says the telecast was the year’s top rated original program and most watched cable movie. NRA guidance outlines lawful firearm travel requirements across states and airline rules.
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Deaths span broadcaster Samuel L. Chase and Grenada leader
Samuel L. Chase, 80, a broadcaster who developed radio programs on social issues in the 1960s and published Billboard, died Aug. 11 in Mexico City of heart problems. He helped Newsweek create What Must Be Done and At Issue with Harper's, broadcasting across hundreds of stations. Also noted: Sir Evie Gairy, 75, Grenada prime minister, died after a stroke and illnesses. Charles A. Horsky, 87, Kennedy Center founder, died in Washington of kidney failure.
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Local Obituaries Highlight Dozens of Aged Residents
The local obituary page lists the passing of Christina Anthony 71 Patrick Beaver Sr 69 Irving Blascziewski 75 Albert J Dann 70 Carmella V DiStacla 81 Susan E Eckett 53 Ray W French 73 Ethel M Greene 72 George W Hughes Jr 66 Lorraine A Johnson 83 Edna M Kerr 85 Edward V LaShomb 75 Roma A Lobur 77 Mildred Lowe 85 Philip J Melnick 74 Virginia H Morley Martin D Pascarella 44 Dorothy A Perkins 81 Lillian R Petrells 96 Fannie L Russo 85 Mary Ruzekowicz 80 Paul Hyman Sherman 79 Lysie R White Sr 69 Clarence F Wolfe 401 Charles J Yamrose 89.
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