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When a mad man calling himself 'the Scorpio Killer' menaces the city, Harry Callahan is assigned to track down and ferret out the crazed psychopath.…
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Mark Russell has been named the new executive editor of The Commercial Appeal, the newspaper announced Wednesday, becoming the first African American to lead the newsroom in the paper’s 176-year-old history.
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Although on Tuesday the vote to overhaul Affordable Health Care (AHC) was postponed until after the Independence Day recess, groups from around the city gathered Wednesday morning to rally against the possible repeal.
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Yesterday I stopped by the Stax Museum of American Soul Music for the thousandth time.
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Just up the river from Memphis, in 1944, one of the first compositions known as musique concrète was presented, The Expression of Zaar, using manipulations of wire recordings to create an audio collage independent of the sources it was based on.
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Memphis has long figured in the musical imagination of Liverpool, England.
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As partisan disagreements on pending legislative measures continued to dominate the Washington political scene, there were distinct local echoes.
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