Ad Cancelled by WMAL Over Busing Controversy
Washington AP The WMAL AM radio station dropped a 30 second political ad from M Patton Echols campaign amid listener complaints that it misrepresented Henry Howells stance on busing for racial balance in schools Echols campaign manager Steve Ball plans to file a FCC complaint asserting the broadcast censorship. Howell congratulated the station for balancing its responsibility in removing the ad and reiterates his opposition to cross state busing and consolidation plans that would violate law or the will of the people.
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Talks Of Sharing Power in Ireland
In Belfast amid security Protestant and Catholic leaders meet to form a 12 member Ulster cabinet under British plan. Unionists resist deep change while Social Democrats seek eventual unity with the Irish Republic. Violence persists with 26 injured as clashes erupt and a bomb injures bar patrons.
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Charlie Brown musical opens at Shenandoah College
Shenandoah College presents You're a Good Man Charlie Brown at Armstrong Auditorium with a five member student cast. Lloyd Robb directs a five piece combo that backs the singers, praised as thoughtful and well balanced.
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Philadelphia Orchestra Draws Biggest Summer Attendance
The Philadelphia Orchestra attracted 80 100 spectators during its August run at the Saratoga Performing Arts Center. It marked the largest crowd since the ensemble began using Saratoga as its summer home in 1966.
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