Issue: May 20, 2004
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Making Waves
KCHO goes digital as listeners support controversial shift to newsier content.
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Hit-and-run cold case nets suspect
Woman accused of fatal hit and run reportedly confesses but offers not-guilty plea.
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Cheating not easily controlled
A cynic might say that cheating is simply the way things get done.
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Letters for May 20, 2004
Our always-sharp readers let us know what they think.
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Everybody’s business
Annie’s Glen sins, almonds rule and a new store downtown.
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In plein sight
Butte County plein-air painters get outside and paint nature as it happens.
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Crazy in Paris
Birdcage’s Madwoman of Chaillot is a French farce with modern parallels.
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The Mind of the Soul: Responsible Choice
More Zukav to the rescue.
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Stupid.com
Pregnant Woman keychains and other essentials at stupid.com.
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KCSC Presents Hot Local Music
Latest KCSC comp fairly strong throughout.
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The Feeling of Now
Boston/New York rap duo, Raw Produce, produces solid debut.
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Smokin’ Mose
Jazz legend Mose Allison lights up Sierra Nevada’s Big Room.
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Euro-smash
North State Symphony’s semsester finale was thrilling.
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Fusion power
Henri discovers a new restaurant and is delighted.
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Momo and the man
Omar Sharif, now in his 70s, turns in a quiet, glowing performance in the title role of the new French film Monsieur Ibrahim.
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