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The council will present its final report in February.

Before then, a key economic-policy council will present proposals to cut social spending.

If agreed, the council will present the cabinet with a report in July, outlining a model for delivering the services.

"If there is no solution … including on the issue of mandatory quotas, the president of the European council will present a way forward," states a draft letter from Tusk to national capitals, seen by the Guardian.

The Jacob Burns Film Center in Pleasantville will show "The General," with Buster Keaton, at noon; the arts council will present a master flute class for all ages, led by Paul Lustig Dunkel, at 10 a.m.; and students from Purchase College's School of the Arts will perform at the Emelin Theater in Mamaroneck at 2 p.m. Information: (914) 428-4220.

In April, his government outraged aborigines and many non-indigenous Australians by claiming that, because only 10% of aboriginal children had been involved, the stolen generation did not really exist.Mr Howard has also quibbled over the wording of the document that the members of the reconciliation council will present to him at the Sydney ceremony.

The borough council forum will present its own residents' poll plans after a Heathrow report stated most residents were in favour of expansion.

Council members Helen Albert and John Heilman will present a first draft of a permanent rent control ordinance to the full council on Feb. 28.

The delegation will pick the most worthy projects and recommend them to their Council colleagues, who will present a wish list to Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg that has about as much chance of surviving the budget ax as the Colonial soldiers did the British bayonets.

Before the year ends, the council will also present the Czech Philharmonic, the Kalischstein-Laredo-Robinson Trio, the American String Quartet and the New York Chamber Soloists with guest pianist Menahem Pressler.

Professor Ernest J. Moniz and Professor Robert C. Armstrong, co-chairs of the Energy Research Council, will present the council's report, which will address strategies to improve old technologies and ways to implement new technologies, Hockfield said.