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Classical Music With Bob Christiansen
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Heitor Villa-Lobos: Guitar Concerto (London Symphony Orchestra)
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John Playford: The English Dancing Master: medley (Hesperus)
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Jules Massenet: Manon: Adieu, notre petite table... (Farewell, our little (table))
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Giorgio Ghedini: Sonatina (Massimo Bianchi, piano)
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Ludwig van Beethoven: String Quartet No. 6 (Tokyo String Quartet)
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Ohio Tuesday, August 31, 2010 Cuyahoga Co. considers adopting ethics code The proposal comes after more than 30 current officials have pleaded guilty to corruption charges Story by Alison Ritchie |
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| Provisions in the ethics code would prohibit county officials from accepting certain gifts of hiring relatives. David Freel, executive director of the Ohio Ethics Commission, said the county is trying to set a higher standard than just what's legal. |
The prohibited gifts that would be banned in the county would be anything that could influence county employees in their official duties. The county will hold a public hearing to discuss the proposed ethics code in September. However, the county council that takes office in January will make the final decision. |
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