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THIS & THAT
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THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 2002
WEATHERFORECAST
SATURDAY
SOURCE:MATT JACOBS KUJHWEATHER@KU.EDU
841-PLAY
1029 Massachusetts
LEWIS
BY THOMAS AND MOZLEY
The Associated Press
NEW YORK — After a four year hiatus, the Grammy Awards will return to New York next year for the 45th annual ceremony and it was a simple phone call from new Mayor Michael Bloomberg that sealed the deal.
Grammys return to New York
The smiles were in contrast with the animosity between Greene and ex-mayor Rudolph
"We talked about the importance of bringing the Grammys back to New York," Greene said yesterday. "To New York — you've got a great new mayor."
"Only a couple of days after he was elected, the mayor called me up in the most humble tones," said Michael Greene, head of the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences, in announcing the Grammy's return to Madison Square Garden.
Giuliani, who accused the academy chief of unleashing obscenities at a mayoral staffer in 1998. Greene denied the allegation; Giuliani called him a liar.
"No matter who's mayor, the Grammys should come to New York," Bloomberg said. "The Grammys belong here because this is the musical center of the world."
When the Grammy moved back to Los Angeles the next year, Greene said the Giuliani dust-up was not a factor. But the Grammy stayed in California for the duration of the Giuliani administration.
Bloomberg deflected suggestions that his approach — conciliatory rather than combative — had lured the Grammys back. The Grammys' return said nothing about the two mayors' differing styles, Bloomberg insisted.
Giuliani, through a spokeswoman, declined comment.
Greene — who arrived for the news conference at The Theater at Madison Square Garden in a yellow taxi — was effusive Wednesday in his praise of the ex-mayor.
"The way that Rudy Giuliani handled the last year of his mayoral term was brilliant," Greene said. "We're very, very thankful to the mayor for the things he did."
The 2003 show, the ninth time the Grammys will have come to New York, will be Feb. 25. It will be the first time the Grammys are broadcast on a Sunday night.
U. S. Sen. Chuck Schumer, also attending the news conference, said the return of the Grammys was particularly significant while New York rebounds from the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.
"New York always wants the Grammys," Schumer said. "But this year New York needs the Grammys."
Crossword
ACROSS
1 In addition
5 Sot
10 Play parts
14 Autumn
15 In a higher place
16 Mrs. Copperfield
17 Saharan
18 St. Cardinals
19 Cold shoulder
20 Teutonic tavern
23 TV adjunct
24 Alamagordo, NM event
25 Archimedes' exclamation
27 Hoisted
30 More crimson
32 Will Smith title role
33 Playthings
35 Bridge seats
38 Repeats over and over
41 Of the heart
43 Photographer Adams
44 Number twixt 12 and 20
46 Cagers' org.
47 Stand for Leibovitz
49 BB shooter
52 Finger Lake
54 Fauna foundation abbr
56 Jackie's second
57 Element 99
62 Needs for Newtons
64 Coty and Clair
65 Clean coal
66 Canyon reply?
67 Six-time U.S. Open champion
68 Is obligated
69 Curses!
70 Curses
71 Imprudent
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DOWN
1 Long way off
2 Zhivago's love
3 Long, narrow cut
4 Trite
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5 Addressed
6 Clarinets'
cousins
7 Domestic fowl
8 Wicked
9 Plant again
10 TV interruptions
11 Speaking
12 Pickup
13 Native Israeli
21 Sault __ Marie
22 More impolite
26 Interpret
28 Merry sounds
28 Panache
29 Opening performance
31 Coal ending?
34 Suspicious of
36 Prohibited
37 Peruse
39 Father of France
40 Bacon unit
42 Poetic feet
45 "Lou Grant" star
48 Matched up
50 Tours here
Solutions to yesterday's puzzle
51 Deep-seated ill will
52 Morley of "60 Minutes"
53 Author Jong
54 Back of a boat
55 River to the Gul
of Finland
59 Farm Belt state
60 Island instruments,
briefly
61 Come together
63 Help!
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