Everson Trio Concert at Hosmer Auditorium
The Everson Trio Barbara Rabin Patricia DeAngelis and Marywynn Kawashima perform Bach and Bruch works at 12 30 p m Wednesday in the Hosmer Auditorium Everson Museum The program includes Bach Sonata in G minor for viola and piano and Bruch Op 83 trios with clarinet viola and piano Other recitals are set for Jan 26 with pianist Kerry Eustance and Feb 9 with soprano Regina Carpenter at Syracuse University School of Music.
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Everson
Hosmer
Everson Museum
Barbara Rabin
Patricia DeAngelis
Marywynn Kawashima
Bach
Bruch
Kerry Eustance
Regina Carpenter
Syracuse University School of Music
Celebration of the Arts at St. Davids Church in Dewitt
The 13th Celebration of the Arts at St. David's Church Dewitt on Feb 26 features visual and performing arts from the region. The event, underwritten by patrons, awards the Service of the Arts and supports community programs. Performances include From the Apple Tree celebrating Bock and Hardick with acts by Basile Lowenstein and Fiumano, Bach sonatas by Boatwright Sack, Haydn Lord Nelson Mass, and the Jamesville Dewitt Jazz Ensemble under Ronald Nuzzo with Tommy Bridges. The visual arts invitational invites local painters sculptors ceramists and weavers.
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St. David's Church
Dewitt
Cultural Resources Council
Jerry Bock
Sheldon Hardick
Fiorello
Mark Twain
Back and Harnick
Susan Basile
David Lowenstein
Frank Fiumano
Howard
Jamesville- Dewitt
Ronald D. Nuzzo
Tommy Bridges
Reagan Turns to Closest Advisers on Economy
President Reagan enters year three with a tightening circle of advisers shaping economic policy. George Shultz Caspar Weinberger and Malcolm Baldrige lead a cabinet group expanding beyond tax and budget issues, while James Baker and Edwin Meese provide steady economic counsel.
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Washington
White House
George P. Shultz
Sense
Caspar W. Weinberger
Commerce
Malcolm Baldrige
James A. Baker II
Edwin Meese II
Baker
Meese
Shultz
Weinberger
Baldrige
Treasury
Donald T. Regan
David A. Stockman
Council of Economic Advisers
Martin Feldstein
Hultz
Nixon
Regan
Feldstein
Baldii
Funeral march called off after Johnson death riots
The family of Ne yell Johnson Jr. urged blacks to share love and understanding at his funeral today instead of marching. Civil rights leaders canceled a planned somber 57 block march, fearing further violence after his fatal shooting by a Hispanic police officer in a video arcade in Overtown on December 28 sparked three days of rioting.
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Miami
UPI
Neyell Johnson Jr
Johnson
Overtown
Liberty City
GOP leaders shake up Albany Assembly Republicans
New Assembly Minority Leader Clarence Rappleyea announced a leadership reshuffle amid a depleted GOP caucus after the November losses that reduced Republican seats in the 150 member Assembly. Key changes include Kemp Hannon replacing Gordon Burrows as minority leader pro tempore and Stephen Hawley becoming minority whip, with Harris moving to Local Governments ranking GOP member.
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New Assembly
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James Emery
GOP
Pone
Sai Rappleyea
Emery
Lewis Lehrman
Rappleyea
Norwich
Gordon Burrows
Kemp Hannon
Garden City
Burrows
Yonkers
Glenn Harris
Gloversville
Stephen Hawley
Batavia
Harris
Andrew Ryan
Joseph Reilly
Hannon
Hawley
Paslow
Cuomo asks Reagan to visit Lackawanna steel town
Gov. Mario Cuomo urged President Reagan to visit Lackawanna to boost morale as Bethlehem Steel plans to shut down most of its steelmaking, risking 7300 local jobs. He thanked Reagan for a White House liaison on aid and pledged state task force cooperation to aid steelworkers.
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Mario Cuomo
Reagan
Lackawanna
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Cuomo
White House
New York
Snow shovel plan in Buffalo sparks welfare debate
Erie County legislators approve a plan to hire 400 welfare recipients to shovel snow downtown, aiming to extend countywide. lawsuits threaten the program with unions NAACP and civil liberties groups ready to challenge its constitutionality as the debate cuts across party lines.
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Erie County Legislature
Edward Rutkowski
Erie County
Ted Mitchell
American Federation of State
Daniel B. Acker
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
New York Civil Liberties Union
Marie Richardson
Charles M. Swanick
Michael A. Fitzpatrick
Hawaiians Flee Volcano Eruption Near Royal Gardens
More than 200 residents left hillside homes as Kilauea erupted, with Civil Defense stressing a precautionary Royal Gardens evacuation to avoid last minute nightfall chaos and potential fumes. USGS geophysicist noted lava movement slowed to an almost imperceptible rate from the summit.
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Volcano, Hawaii
UPI
Kilauea
Royal Gardens
Hawaii County Civil Defense
Harry Kim
Royal Gardens Subdivision
John Devorak
U.S. Geological Survey
Volcano Observatory
Weather toll from floods, severe storms across states
Heavy rains and high winds swelled rivers to near flood stage in the Northwest, forcing bridge closures. Rescuers battled 50 mph winds to reach a climber in Colorado, while icy roads plagued the upper Great Lakes. At least 14 deaths blamed on the weather with Texas, New Mexico, Idaho reporting three each. Louisiana urged disaster declarations for 10 parishes as nearly 10,000 displaced. Damages estimated at 35 million to private nonagricultural property and 30 million to farms. Flood warnings issued for Snoqualmie and Chehalis rivers.
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Great Lakes
Texas
New Mexico
Idaho
Illinois
Washington
Oregon
Mississippi
Louisiana
Dave Treen
Reagan
Snoqualmie
Carnation
Chehalis River
Centralia
Kalama
Cowlitz
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