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...Beige found the mine-and the body of Susan Petz, 21. She had been missing since July, although the body of her camping companion, Daniel Porter, 23, had been found in the area. Then, late last September, another Garrow confession led the lawyers to the body of another victim: Alicia Hauck, 16, a high school student who had also been missing since July...
David Rubin, concert and artists manager at Steinway & Sons, also cites a decline in service. Two weeks ago, Spanish Pianist Alicia de Larrocha struggled valiantly with the stiff action of a Steinway at a recital near Washington, D.C., after a local dealer's technician denied her request for a minor adjustment, insisting that the instrument was in "perfect condition." Misha Dichter, 27, still smarts from the rebuff of a tuner in St. Paul who responded to his complaint about the house piano: "Listen, young whippersnapper, Liberace played it and he liked...
Bach, Italian Concerto, English Suite No. 2, French Suite No. 6, Fantasia in C Minor (Pianist Alicia de Larrocha; London, $5.98). Once best known for her exquisite interpretations of fellow Spaniards like De Falla, Turina and Granados, De Larrocha has been cutting a new Continental image for herself in recent years. That includes some scintillating Chopin and Mozart, and now this disk, which is breathtaking in its dramatic separation of contrapuntal lines, ravishing ornamentations and sheer pianistic delight...
...voiced policy is to hold good. Cronin's ad should be removed from the Crimson for the duration of the waitresses' strike. Natalie Reid '74 Hal Landy '72 Matthew Spence '73 Frederick Well '73 Pat Glynn '73 Laurie Schafer '73 Charlie Cumming '73 Katherine Shea '74 John Tooly '74 Alicia Landman '74 Stephen Lewontin...
...World War II went into naval aviation and rose to the rank of captain. By then he had already founded Newsday with an investment of $50,000 in 1940; the paper grew into a vast success in no small part because of the brilliant direction provided by his wife Alicia Patterson, who was its editor and publisher until her death in 1963. Guggenheim carried on for a while alone, then with former L.B.J. Aide Bill Moyers as publisher, until last May, when he sold his 51% interest in Newsday to the Times Mirror Co., publisher of the Los Angeles Times...