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Loiry is currently stumping with the Democratic candidates, trying to win commitments for youth issues. But for all his efforts, no candidates have focused on the needs of children and young adults beyound vague references to America's "future" and "sacred trust" for coming generations...
...managing editor of The New York Times, A.M. Rosenthal is the potentate most directly responsible for The Times's content and news display. His influence reaches far beyound New York--as The Times goes, so goes a large part of the American press...
...Many causes beyound our control affect the general level of frustration and the nature of the issues that will arise. The best that we can do is to identify as many problems as we can by talking with a wide range of people and then try to make improvements before the issues become critical...
...President Paul Munyon had no comment on how or why the decision to fire Feintuch was made. He would only say: "I feel the decision was made with the proper information and in good confidence. It was a decision based on matters beyound political and editorial policy...
...then there was the program itself. Mr. Manusevitch must be vividly aware of the limitations of his group, and yet he chose to play two works that were obviously beyound the capabilities of his musicians and one piece that was beneath the contempt of his audience. (The two were Bartok's Third Piano Concerto and Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 5 in E; the one, a Symphony in D by a French composer of the Revolutionary and Napoleonic eras named Etienne-Nicolas Mehul.) Perhaps Mr. Manusevitch simply can't think of anything else to do with his orchestra...