Moore's Nebula a Look at Self Elyria
Composer Moore reflects on a life shaped by many places from Elyria to New York City. He discusses his Ohio roots, studies at Julliard and Ohio State, and how diverse genres influence his work. Recent premieres include Gospel Fuse with the San Francisco Symphony and Wild Fires and Field Songs with the New York Philharmonic. He envisions future projects in Japan and Hong Kong tied to American musical heritage and collaboration with artists across genres.
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The Senate Commerce Committee approved a bill to raise ceilings on newly produced onshore natural gas to 1.60 per thousand cu ft and offshore gas to about 1.35. The measure would raise prices over seven years and tied to an inflation formula, with debate possible this month.
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Teamsters in Ohio including Elyria and Lorain County returned to work after a brief protest over a tentative UPS contract. Local 571 spokesman said all drivers reported for work as UPS continued pickups and deliveries. The strike had lasted two weeks and members must still ratify the agreement in the coming weeks. An extension was authorized to allow drivers to return. Some drivers said the new pact was no different from the previous contract.
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President Jerry Brown doubles up in key primaries
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