Prop. 39 Should multistate businesses be
allowed to choose between two methods to determine their California
taxable income? Businesses operating solely in the state can't and
proponents of Proposition 39 want to change that. Today on Insight,
we'll talk about the "single sales factor" and how it might affect
corporate taxes in the state.
Jack Ohman The Sacramento Bee announced
Wednesday that political cartoonist Jack Ohman of The Oregonian
in Portland, Oregon will take the place of Rex Babin, who
died earlier this year after a 15 month battle
with cancer. You can find more of Ohman's award-winning
cartoons HERE.
"Memphis" Set amongst the smoky underground
night clubs of the segregated 1950's, the four-time Tony
Award-winning musical "Memphis" takes you along the incredible
journey of a young white DJ who falls in love with a black
singer. We'll speak with the show's lead actor Bryan Fenkart,
who plays Huey Calhoun, and Julie Johnson, who plays his
mother. We'll also hear music from the show, which is running
at the Community Center Theater through November 4.
Carly DuHain Band "Boisterous," "soulful,"
and capable of making you raise your drinking glass, the Carly
DuHain Band is a Sacramento musical staple. We'll talk with the
band about their unique style, and listen to the music that's been
described as "exactly what it should be."
Sound Advice: Classical
During Classical Sound Advice, Capital Public Radio's classical
morning host Kent Teeters has a new recording of Faure's Requiem,
French works for the piano, plus music by Brahms and Brubeck.
Heard on today's Sound Advice:
GABRIEL FAURE: Requiem, etc.
London Symphony Chamber Ensemble; Tenebrae, conductor Nigel
Short
LSO LIVE Records, SACD #728
STEPHEN HOUGH'S FRENCH ALBUM (Debussy: Clair de lune)
Stephen Hough, piano
Hyperion Records, CD #67890
BRAHMS: Quintets, Opus 34 and Opus 115
Tokyo String Quartet; Jon Nakamatsu, piano; Jon Manasse,
clarinet
harmonia mundi, SACD #807558
DAVE BRUBECK: BRUBECK & AMERICAN POETS (Four New England
Pieces - Autumn in Our Town)
Pacific Mozart Ensemble, conductor Lynne Morrow
Sono Luminus Records, CD #92160