Day at the Gray Film Atelier in Hoosick Falls
The Gray film atelier blends film school and studio on a 35 acre Hoosick Falls farm. Paul and Gretchen Gray direct with pugilistic charm, drawing on theatre work and Bennington College memories as they describe their hybrid operation and its origins on Ios and Brussels.
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Hoosick Falls
Wilson Hill Road
Atelier
Paul Gray
Gretchen
Gray
Brooklyn
Sugar A. Gray
Genet
Williams
Becket
The
Grays
Aphasia
Ios
St. Josse
Brussels
Belgium
Bennington College
Bennington
New York Area
EPA curbs SST flights in new U S rule proposed
The EPA proposes a rule limiting Concorde supersonic transports to two of sixteen, aiming to apply subsonic noise standards to the SST fleet. FAA review pending by Feb. 4, while critics call it illegal and likely unadoptable, citing diplomatic strains with Britain and France.
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EPA
U.S
Washington
UPI
Environmental Protection Agency
United States
British Aircraft Corp
Russell Train
FAA
John McLucas
BAC
British Airways
Air France
New York
William Coleman
Congress
Publication blocked on CIA covert ops Angol a Italy by Ford
Ford blocked publication of congressional reports on CIA covert operations in Angola and Italy, citing national security. Rep. Leo Ryan said he knows of three more secret CIA operations and criticized the president for shielding the public from sensitive disclosures.
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Washington
White House
John Carlson
Ford
House Intelligence Committee
Otis Pike
Dn.y
Carlson
Pike
Ryan
Angola
Italy
House
CIA
Lebanese air force enters civil war
Lebanese warplanes strafed Palestinian and Moslem gunmen besieging a Christian town in the first major armed forces intervention of the nine month war. The attack risked broader conflict and possible Syrian involvement as fighting raged in Beirut and countryside. Air strikes closed Beirut airport and damaged a communications center as the toll climbed to at least 112 dead and 250 wounded in 48 hours.
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Beirut
Lebanon
UPI
Nicosia
Cyprus
Damour
Snowy Weekend Outlook With Wind and Cold Highs
Weather forecast shows snow tapering today as strong winds continue. Highs reach the upper teens to low 20s with subzero to single digit lows tonight. Sunday brings considerable cloudiness and a chance of flurries with highs in the teens.
Vermont sheriff faces impeachment in uncharted action
The Vermont House voted to begin impeachment proceedings against Washington County Sheriff Malcolm Mayo after he was convicted of simple assault and accused of aggravated assault. The Judiciary Committee will probe for two weeks starting Feb. 5 with open hearings and a possible recommendation to the full House. Mayo, age 40, denies the aggravated assault charge and awaits trial while out on bail.
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Rod Clarke Montpelier
UPI
Richard M. Nixon
Vermont House Judiciary Committee
Washington County
Malcolm
Mike
Mayo
Vermont
Judiciary Committee
William Russell
Public Safety
Edward Corcoran
Judiciary
John Meaker
R-Waterbury
Oreste V. Valsangiacomo
Barre
House
Senate
Montpelier
Vermont Promotes Tourism Shifting From Beckoning to Friendly Country
Vermont trims romantic print campaigns and maintains two information offices in New York City and Montreal as part of a broader move to lure travelers and industry. In 1975 the state spent about 110000 on space advertising while keeping the New England Information Center active. budget cuts in 1973 had reduced offices and ads to a low point of 36000 for space advertising. Continued on Page 6.
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Judson Brown
Manchester
Elbert G. Moulton
Vermont
Boston
Cleveland
New York City
Montreal
Green Mountain
State Office of Development and Community Affairs
Rockefeller Center
Maine
New York
New England
Donald V. Webster
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Gray Film Atelier
Hoolick Falls, N.Y
Paul and
Gretchen Gray
API
New England Press Association
Dalton
Lynn
North Adams
Mass
Dalton News Record
Lynn Item
North Adams Transcript
Pike Committee
UpCountry
the Magazine of
New England Living
Frank L. Forward
New Jersey
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