Miss Glenn Praised as America’s Leading Native Born Violinist
A New York Post remark hails Miss Glenn as slender and charming on stage and possessing absolute command of musical and technical matters, affirming she has earned the title of America's foremost native born woman violinist.
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Canadians to participate in U S presidential elections proposal
Rev. Clennon King, a 51 year old Albany Georgia resident and independent candidate, promotes allowing Canada to vote in U S presidential elections. He tours eastern and midwestern Canada seeking support, aims to appear on primaries in Rhode Island New Hampshire and North Dakota, and compares U S foreign and domestic duties urging broad American influence.
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Three teens face psychiatric tests over animal killings at zoo
In Harrison New York three teenage sons of policemen aged 16 to 17 were ordered to Grasslands Hospital for psychiatric examinations after the slaughter of 11 rabbits three pigeons and a chicken at the Children’s Animal Farm. A fourth youth was suspected.
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John Henry Sr
Scarsdale
Zoo
Sharon Tate
California
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Angelo Veltino
Valentino
Clearwater protest ship captain freed on $100 bail
Allan Aunapu, 30, captain of the anti pollution sloop Clearwater, was bailed on $100 after being charged with indecent exposure and resisting arrest. He allegedly disrobed and showered at a Bear Mountain dockside hydrant, then shoved off as police boarded the vessel used by Pete Seeger to protest Hudson River pollution, with first mate Charles Rose also charged and freed on bail.
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Vermont Officials See No Winter Power Shortage
Vermont power officials told Public Service Board Chair Ernest Gibson that reductions in electricity this winter should not trigger a shortage for consumers. The delay of the 540 thousand kilowatt Vernon nuclear plant until spring prompted Worried estimates as Welco seeks extra reserves and eyed Canada and upstate New York for imports. Ontario hydro warned it may block Vermont power if needed for transmission lines. Attorney Howard Goldberg named acting head of Vermont Consumer Protection Bureau, succeeding William Gilbert who moves to assist human services. The Municipal Bond Bank Board weighs selling about 20 million dollars in local bonds to back school and municipal debt under a 1970 legislative framework.
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Barre audit finds $10000 tax fund shortage in city books
Barre city manager Thomas Duff said the shortage is tied to former tax collector Enzo Ferrari who resigned for health reasons. The deficiency will be handled by Barre’s bonding company, with further recovery actions up to the insurer. In Boston, Senator Winston L. Prouty, 64, was reported in satisfactory condition after stomach ulcer surgery at New England Deaconess Hospital.
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Windham crash kills three elderly women on highway
In Greene County New York, a 76 year old driver Meta G Doll of East Windham struck pedestrians, killing three elderly women and injuring three others including one in critical condition. Doll faces driving while intoxicated and criminally negligent homicide charges. The victims were downstate visitors staying at a nearby resort. Separately in Saratoga, U S Attorney General John N Mitchell will speak at the National Association of Secretaries of State president's dinner on Sept 1 at the Hall of Springs.
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Hall of Springs
Police Prosecution Under Berkshire Ban Monday
NORTH ADAMS John Fachini Sr. of 189 West Shaft Road will appear in District Court Monday to answer a summons for violation of the anti-burning law in the Berkshire Air Pollution Control District. He also faces unregistered and uninsured motor vehicle charges from an incident at the municipal landfill on the same day.
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Berkshire Air Pollution Control
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