The Knoxville News-Sentinel from Knoxville, Tennessee • 9

A9 The Knacvte News-Sentinel Friday September 29 2000 StateLocal State legislator makes stop in Alcoa for Gore ticket Kiev Symphony Chorus shine at Central Baptist Review Herron said (Gore) soksctod Joseph Licbcrman as his running mate he went from being behind the president to being out front" Her-ron said There is an energy and a synergy between those twa They both are people of deep The most important matters far both men are their families he said the most important things for A1 Gore and Joseph Lieberman in their professional lives is fighting for our he said The bottom line is of Texas Gay Gunge Bush want tax cuts going to upper income resident The other side propewea to take surpluses and use up all with tax breaks fur the he said percent would to the richest 1 percent in Herron a legislator preacher and lawyer was in Alcoa as part of a cross-state campaign trip to gamer support for Gore Herron said he wants to appear in all 96 counties because Gore did during his elections to the US House of Representatives and the US Senate He said he and his team of campaigners hope to have the state crisscrossed By Ken Garland Nm-SmUnal Blount County buraau ALCOA Two-thirds of any tax cuts brought on by budget surpluses should go to Medicare and for prescription drugs for those people on Medicare the Thnncssee campaign director for Vice President A1 Gore said Thursday And that would be what Gore would do said Roy Herron "fox cuts should go to the middle income raid Herron a state senator from Dresden other two-thirds should go to Medicare and to prescription drugs for He said Republican supporters within two wnks been 156 years since Tennesseans elected a TVnnessean he said That was Andrew Johnson We have a dunce to elect one of our He said election would he biggest economic boost to Tbnncasee Bince He said businesses in other countries would associate Tennessee with the president and many would choose the state when seeking to relocate in America Herron said Gore started out early this summer behind in the polls But he has steadily gained ground Herron said has happened is that he has come an like a freight one of our nsss-sev 117 or gutandwbNMXoni mm kb By Harold Duckett Special to the Newt-Smtlml Hie international language of music filled evciy remaining cubic indi of the jammed packed sano-turny of Central Baptist Church in Bearden Thursday night In the United States for Ha triennial American tout the Kiev Symphony Orchestra and Chorus under the direction of Ha American founder and conductor Roger McMurrin presented a broad ranee of music that included worn of same of the great Ukrainian composers composers with ties to Ukraine native folk songs and selections of American music The program opened with RimskKorsakovk of the Nobles" and a short section from and Hie Chorus began with John lovely arrangement of Come An YemthfiiL Then with the unmistakable resonance of the Ukrainian voice the Chorus together with the superb musicianship of the orchestra brought to Hie a moving presentation of Sergei Rachmaninoffs Vespers" That was followed by the rich tones of Alexander from his opera usually heard in this country only in its orchestral incarnation The principal soloists -soprano Uydia Bycnkova alto Luba Kanuka tenor Genna Briginets and especially basso profimdo Vladilen Gritriuk were exceptional Backed up by the Chorus singing a capella Gritsiuk with ms booming voice brought teen to the eyes of many with his singing of the Nicene creed (I believe) by Mikola Lenntovich Hus is music written for the church and the sanctuaiy of Central Baptist which has not succumbed to the current trend of becoming an acoustically dead television studio rang with glorious sound Also on the program were brief sections of operas Ukrianian folk tunes and some dazzling virtuosity on the cimbalom a piano-sized instrument that is plqyed like a dukimeE There was also a terrific piano solo that had inspiration in Prokofiev performed fay its young compose! 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