Thursday, December 5, 1991
Stuntz to make second curtain
call on Carnegie Hall stage
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German," Stuntz said. "It• was an
interesting time."
Once Stuntz learned that he
had been accepted, he made
preparations for the trip •to New
York City. "120 'conductors and
instructors from all over the
country will be there. Out of all
those people, ironically, I'll be
rooming with a man from
Cleveland." Stuntz said. "We'll
be practicing for five • hours a day
for five days, then performing on
the 19th at Carnegie."
Stuntz added there is the
chance the concert will be video
taped and rebmadcast oh PBS at a
later date. "There's even talk that
a record company will record the
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The Voice
Ironically, the one thing that
could end Stuntz's return to the
Carnegie stage is the instrument
that helped get him there.
Six weeks ago Stunt/
noticed a problem with his voice
while conducting a local choir.
"The doctor has diagnosed
the probelm as two small nodes
on my vocal chords. It is a
condition completely revcrsable
through reduced use of the voice,"
he said. "So I've been good and
followed my doctor's
instructions. Short of surgery,
I'm doing everything I can to be
at Carnegie Hall on the 19th."
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World
Damascus, Syria -- American hostage
Terry Anderson was released early
Wednesday morning, ending six years of
captivity at the hands of Shiite Muslim
radicals. The Associated , Press , newsman was
reported to be in good health and in high
spirits after his release into Syriah custody.
Washington D.C. --- Mideast peace talks
faced an uncertain future 'yesterday with
Israeli officials asking for a delay while
Arabian delegates insisted they will not wait
for Israel. The talks, originally scheduled to
begin yesterday in Washington may be put on
hold until both sides can reach an
understanding. Israel says it needs extra time
to deal with "the Arabs on three fronts," and
won't be ready until Dec. 9. The Arab
delegations, however, said they were "ready
for the talks on the fourth, and not going to
sit around twiddling our thumbs."
Paris -- A French agency has filed a
complaint — against Euro-Disneyland's dress
code, claiming its ban on beards, colored
hosiery and "a weight in harmony with your
height" violates France's work code. Critics
complain the code attacks personal liberties,
while Euro-Disneyland officials claim
employees are part of a theatrical
performance and must be able to play
traditional Disney roles at any given moment.
Nation
Washington D.C. -- On Tuesday embattled
Chief of Staff John H. Sununu resigned,
telling President Bush he didn't want to be "a
drag on yotir 'success." Tuesday's
announcement ended weeks of speculation
that Sununu, known for his combative and
abrasive style, was on the way out.
Washington insiders say Transportation
Secretary Samuel K. Skinner is the most
likely successor to the post.
Meridian, Mississippi -- President Bush,
trying to allay fears that he lacks a national
agenda or the way he has handled the
economy, said Tuesday he is aware Americans
are suffering hardships. "Much more needs to
be done," the president said, promising to
deliver a "common sense set of economic
reforms" in his State of the Union address in
late January.
Indianapolis, Indiana -- Arlington High
School has hired a security force to keep
crime in check -- Security Dads. "It's that
father image," said principal Jackie
Greenwood. "They don't even have to say
anything. They just give students that stern
Father Look when something's happening
that shouldn't be."
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