Lane Series marks tenth anniversary season with star lineup
The George Bishop Lane Artists Series announces a 10th anniversary program dividing 12 major attractions into Red and Blue sections. Ten thousand brochures will mail to University of Vermont students staff and area residents next week.
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George Bishop Lane
University of Vermont
Lane
Jack Trevithick
New York City Opera Company
Rudolf Serkin
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Isaac Stern
Stratford Festival Co
Gilbert and Sullivan
Joan Baez
Harry Belafonte
Japan Symphony Orchestra
Royal Welsh Male Choir
Les Grands Ballets Canadiens
Bids open for 16 New York highway projects in state plan
Sealed bids for 16 New York State highway projects with an estimated total cost of 9.573 million dollars will be opened September 10. Two projects are in Rensselaer County including a culvert extension on New York 22 near Route 346 in Hoosick. The rest of the page notes Siena College dean appointment and a Ford tractor unit plant plan in Colonie.
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Williamstown upgrades police gear with radar and comms
Williamstown officials announce purchase of three mobile base stations two walkie talkies and 18 summer shirts funded by May show and dance proceeds. Police seek radar equipment for trial to improve traffic control due to growing tourist and race track traffic. A severed telephone cable near the Spruces required 12 hours work by four men to repair. restoring service to Bennington Pownal and North Adams.
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Albert Bachand
Stock Market Opens Mixed With Modest Gains
Stocks opened fractionally higher in moderate trading led by Soo Lines up to 38 Ye, Pan American World Airways at 31, Paramount Pictures to 55 14, and General Foods at 90 7. Reynolds Metals and International Harvester rose while Alcoa slipped and Xerox advanced to 11 2.
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X-15 Reaches Mach Three In Edwards AFB Test
Pilot Milton O. Thompson piloted the X-15 to five times the speed of sound in a three purpose flight at Edwards Air Force Base California. The No 3 craft reached 81 000 feet altitude and 3511 mph during a seven minute flight to study heat transfer, airflow, and boundary layer noise.
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Goldwater Ticket Gains Volpe and Reed in New England
Former Massachusetts Governor Volpe and Maine Governor Reed announced support for Goldwater Miller after Hershey talks. Volpe endorsed the national ticket while noting reservations on civil rights. Reed said he would work for the GOP ticket after a clarifying discussion. Maine Rep. Tupper remained a holdout.
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Summer theater listings sweep the region with major shows
Weston Playhouse in Weston Yup offers The Taming of the Shrew with evening shows Thursday through Sunday and a Saturday matinee, plus a Woodstock appearance. Caravan Theater in Dorset features The Little Foxes under the willow and late-week performances. Williamstown presents The Fantasticks and Uncle Vanya with varied showtimes. Colonie Theater in Latham runs The Sound of Music with multiple nightly slots. Other venues including Winooski Park, St Michael's Playhouse, and Berkshire Festival offer See How They Run, The Sound of Music, and concerts by the BSO and Marlboro Music Festival crowds. The Dance at Jacob's Pillow continues nightly except Sunday and Monday.
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Shakespeare
Woodstock
Caravan Theater
Dorset
Little Foxes
Williamstown
Mass
the Fantasticks
Chekov
Uncle Vanya
Bennington
Main Street
Colonie Theater
Latham
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the Colonie
Rodgers and Hammerstein
the Sound of Music
Winooski Park
St. Michael’s Playhouse
Jacob’s Pillow
Lee, Mass
Connecticut Medical Board Reports 37 Percent Failure Rate
The State Medical Examining Board reported that about 37 percent of physicians seeking licensure in Connecticut failed their exams. Of 95 applicants from unapproved foreign medical schools, 43 failed and 52 passed. Overall, 52 failed and 90 passed out of 142 candidates. The board noted concerns about a universal medical practice act.
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John N. Dempsey
Alf the bullfighter faces ram in pub yard clash
Alf Alfred Marvin 46 of the King's Head pub in Ash plans a charity bullfight with a 2-year-old Jersey bull. Bimbo the ram charged Alf after scowling moments earlier, leaving him with a bruised shin. The event raises funds but the RSPCA warns against cruelty.
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