The golden eagle who couldn't hunt
A banded golden eagle 509-50217 puzzled observers by not hunting. Tracked from Montezuma National Wildlife Refuge in New York to Pisgah National Forest in North Carolina and Brigantine Refuge in New Jersey, it was cared for by Dr. Walter Spofford and later Howard Brown before being housed at Patuxent Wildlife Research Center in Maryland. The bird, weighing about five to seven pounds, showed little fear of people and was fed steak while under protection. Scientists at Patuxent ponder why the eagle does not hunt like its wild counterparts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Spofford
Cornell
Laboratory of Ornithology
North Carolina
Rex C. Tice
Spofford
Pisgah National Forest
Fish and Wildlife Service
Forest Service
Atco
N.J
Robert Markart
Brigantine Refuge
Agent Brown
Patuxent Wildlife Research Center
Laurel
Patuxent
VermonT Police Academy graduates hold 28 officers
Graduation exercises at the Vermont Police Academy in Pittsford marked the completion of a basic course for 28 cadets. Odd T. Jacobson of the Albany FBI gave the main address as graduates from 19 Vermont jurisdictions finished training in drug abuse, public relations, ethics and technical topics with 36 instructors from 12 agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont Police Academy
Pittsford
National Guard
Rutland
Odd T. Jacobson
Albany Area
FBI
Vermont
John D. Taft
Parenti to Speak at Windham College Lecture
Putney Windham College hosts Michael Parenti associate professor of political science at the University of Vermont for a spring lecture Thursday at 8 p.m. Parenti earned a Yale Ph.D. and taught at Stony Brook before becoming central to statewide controversy over his dismissal by UVM’s board of trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putney
Windham College
Michael Parenti
University of Vermont
Parenti
Yale University
State University of New York
Stony Brook
UVM
FBI vows to find missing radical attorney Stephen Bingham
Six months after Stephen Bingham vanished from an Oakland commune investigators say the FBI remains active in locating him. Marin County DA Bruce Bales notes dead ends but says no evidence proves he is dead. Bingham, linked to the San Quentin gun smuggling case, disappeared Aug. 21, 1971 after visits with George Jackson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Rafael
Calif
UPI
Stephen Bingham
Oakland
State of California
George Jackson
San Quentin Prison
Bingham
FBI
Robert Gebhardt
San Francisco
Henry Herman
Marin County
San Quentin
Jackson
Marin
Bruce Bales
Connecticut
Berkeley
Marin County Grand Jury
De Burgos Conducts Carmina Burana With Philadelphia Orchestra
Conductor Rafael Fruhbeck de Burgos returns to the Saratoga Performing Arts Center with The Philadelphia Orchestra for a repeat performance of Carl Orff Carmina Burana on August 9. The program marks one of the center's first consecutive-season repeats by popular demand. Soprano Ruth Welting tenor Kenneth Riegel and bass Peter Binder headline, with the Saratoga-Potsdam Chorus handling the chorus parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga Springs
N.Y
Rafael Fruhbeck de Burgos
Saratoga Performing Arts Center
Carl Orff
Philadelphia Orchestra
Ruth Welting
Kenneth Riegel
Peter Binder
Saratoga-Potsdam
Three Points of View fashion show at Gov McCullough Mansion
The Gov McCullough Mansion hosts a Sunday March 5 3 30 pm fashion show titled Three Points of View. Models descend the grand staircase showcasing Victorian hand sewn gowns mod Mod World attire and everyday outfits from Harold Gordons Fashion Fair. Tickets 1 50 available from the Fashion Fair Pittsfield Mad Mod World and the mansion. Background music and a narrator accompany the event. The show supports McCullough Park Foundation and is open to all ages and persuasions with refreshments provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. McCullough
Pittsfield
Harold Gordon
Bennington
Julie Bow
North Bennington
Gisela Morrison
Main St
North Street
McCullough Park Foundation
Gov. McCullough Mansion
Falls Airman ends special training at Keesler AFB
Airman Curtis W. Bogardus has graduated from the U S Air Force administrative specialist course at Keesler Air Force Base Mississippi He is proficient in preparing Air Force correspondence and reports Bogardus is a 1970 graduate of St Marys Academy His wife Eileen is the daughter of Wales Taber of Eagle Bridge New York The couple has ties to Hoosick Falls New York
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Biloxi
Miss
Curtis W. Bogardus
Donald Bogardus
Parsons Ave
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Keesler Afb
U.S. Air Force
Air Force
Bogardus
St. Mary’s Academy
Eileen
Eileen, Is the Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wales Taber
R.D. 1
Eagle Bridge, N.Y
Yale Biologist Urges Immediate Wilderness Preservation
Yale biologist Dr. Charles L. Remington called for immediate preservation of select wilderness areas for scientific and educational research. He proposed a national preserve concept limiting access to protect fragile sites such as the Channel Island chain off southern California, Beckley Bog in Connecticut, parts of New England coast, the Pine Barrens in New Jersey, and upper Santee River swamps in the Southeast. Meanwhile in Vermont, two New York skiers were found safe after getting lost on a cross country trek near Winhall, spending a night in a snow-covered hole before emerging Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Remington
Channel Island Chain
California
Beckley Bog
Connecticut
New England
Pine Barrens
New Jersey
Santee River
Winhall
New York
Winhall Woods
Jerome Wile
Paul Knatz
New York City
Peru
Stratton Mountain
Hoosick Falls Youth Dance and Lenten Services Planned
The Youth Advisory Council hosts a Monday night dance at the State Armory with The Sneakers from North Adams, 8:30 to 11:30 p.m. Hoosick Falls schools are on winter recess. classes resume Feb 28. Lenten services begin with a Tuesday service at St. Marys Episcopal Church, 7:30 p.m., led by the Rev Oswald Muller on the Good Shepherd theme, followed by a coffee hour. Four more Tuesday services are listed with various preachers through March 21 at St. Mark’s Church. A chancel drama, Maundy Thursday service, and Good Friday worship are scheduled at First United Church Presbyterian in late March. A rummage sale for the Raymond Calhoun Fund is set for March 23-24 at John Lipelace Store, with donations accepted through March 22. Mrs. Mary P. Shaw of 8 Willow Street, wintering in Florida, is set for corrective hip surgery after entering Manatee Memorial Hospital February 2, per daughter Mrs. Kenneth E. Dooley.
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State Armory
Church Street
North Adams
Hoosick Area
Arthur Amick
Cambridge
Myron Hertel
Raymond Calhoun
Hoosick Falls
John Lipelace
John Street
Hoosac Pharmacy
Mary P. Shaw
Willow St
Manatee Memorial Hospital
Bradenton
Fla
Kenneth E. Dooley
OEO
Obituary G Ray Terrell Dies at 77 Magician of note
Funeral services are set for G Ray Terrell 77 a famed magician who died unexpectedly Friday evening at Williams College in Williams town Massachusetts He was born December 24 1895 in Oceanside Long Island New York and served in World War I He performed across the United States from hotels to USO tours and even at the White House He lived in Manchester Center since 1968 and is survived by his wife a son a sister and several nieces and nephews Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Brewster Funeral Home Manchester Center with entombment at Factory Point Cemetery
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Manchester
G. Ray Terrell
Williams College
Williamstown
Mass
Brewster
Manchester Center
Robert L. Clayton
Zion Episcopal Church
Factory Point
Terrell
Oceanside
L.I
N.Y
Samuel and
Hattie (Crossman) Terrell
Lakeview
Julia P. Wick
U.S. Army
Mt. Royal Hotel
Montreal
U.S
Palmer House
Chicago
The
Capitol
Washington
Earley Theatres
Washington, D.C
Loews
Pierre and St. Regis
New York
Park Plaza
St. Louis
Baltimore
Fensgate Hotel
Boston
Statler
United States
USO
White House
Harry S Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Shoreham
Eisenhower
Europe
Mr. Terrell
International Brotherhood of Magicians
Kenton
Ohio
Jack N. Terrell
Alyce M. Kirk
Nerces
Brewster Funeral Home
Hoosick Falls officers shine in county police exam
Twenty two of twenty six Rensselaer County candidates passed the patrolman exam held October 16 at Troy High School. Royal C. Howard ranked third with 85 and William Chapones sixth with 80, both Hoosick Falls village sergeants, among top scorers. Highest score was 86. Report by Harold M. J. Lewis and George F. Curley. Grace Melia of Elizabeth New Jersey visiting relatives at 157 Church Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensselaer County
Rensselaer County Civil Service Commission
Hoosick Falls
Royal C. Howard
William Chapones
Harold M. J. Lewis
George F. Curley
Commission
Troy High School
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Robert F. Kahlstrom
Kevin P. Scully
Robert P. Norway
Richard V.damour
Bennington P.D
Byron Demond
Foster J. Graham
Douglas W. Deveney
James J. Fish
Nathaniel A.gould
James A. Webb Jr
Manchester P.D
John G. Jacobs
Michael D. Martin
Rodney A. Mills
William S. Asprey
Richard T. Rogers
Mark L. LaFave
Randall R. Moran
Donald B. Fox
Douglas S. Hoyt
Leo Nadeau
Franklin Hooper Jr
Philip A.mcarthur
John R. Irish
Roy A. Sweet
David E. LaRocque
Stuart J. Kennedy
James A. Benware
Wilfred A. Gourgeois
State Police
Windham
London
Ernest Lambert
Persian Gulf States
Beuron
Bavaria
Orff
Germany
Columbia
de Burgos
Angel
Firestone
Blackwall
Whitewall
F.E.T
Egonomy Auto Stores Inc
Dial
Bennington, VT
Edith Beaumont
Hoosick Falls Central School
Saint Mary’s Academy
First United Church Presbyterian
First United Church
American Legion Post
Police Benevolent Association
Lynbrook
Nassau Police Conference
Nassau
Mr. Terrill
Long Island
St. Petersburg
Greenberg
Southern
Sulloune Super Center
Iw. Greenberg
Aul
Arlington
North Bennington, VI
Shianson
Grace Melia
Elizabeth, N.J
Anthony Salluzzo
Church St
Bennington Fire Dept
Walker
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