Gorilla trust study in Zaire park by Belgian keeper
United Press International recounts Kasimir the 450 pound mountain gorilla in Zaire's Kahuzi Biega National Park learning to accept humans. Adrien Deschryver, a Belgian, has guided trackers to approach gorilla families for four years, using a ground stance to gain cooperation. An observer notes Kasimir’s group now grooms him.
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Zaire
Kahuzi-Biega National Park
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Deschryver
Belgian Congo
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Kivu
President Ford diet tips at The Vermont Steak House
By Edward Pinsonneault介绍 Peach pears in syrup scented with vanilla and a raspberry sauce. ham wrapped avocado bites. dill seed potato salad. Camembert guidance. Ford diet note. advert tone for The Vermont Steak House at 716 Main St Bennington VI.
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Vermont Steak House
Main St
Bennington, VI
Xrated ape film shown at Sacramento Zoo
In Sacramento the zoo displays a 25 minute Xrated film from a Swiss zoo to its two adult gorillas Chris and Suzie. Despite nine years together, the pair shows little mating knowledge and pays brief attention to the projection in an outdoor grotto. Meeker expects months before any behavioral change.
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Sounds of sonata violin recital at RPI by Fortier
Troy New York Francis Fortier violinist and Gena Raps pianist present a Sounds of Sonata program at RPI on March 13 with a 4 p.m. workshop and reception in the Rensselaer Student Union lobby and an 8 p.m. recital in Communications Center Room 318. Fortier, a Columbia College and Juilliard graduate, has performed at Carnegie Hall and the Bar Harbor Festival and studied under Fuchs and Galamian. He will perform works by Beethoven Franck Debussy and a Bach violin solo. the public is welcome.
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N.Y
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Francis Fortier
Gena Raps
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Joseph Fuchs
Ivan Galamian
Harriet Hale Wooley
Carnegie Hall
Bar Harbor Festival
Musical America
Beethoven
Franck and Debussy
Bach
Matching grant boosts Middlebury art collection
A $10,000 National Endowment for the Arts matching grant was awarded to the Friends of Art at Middlebury College for acquiring works by living American artists. The group seeks donors to match the grant dollar for dollar to add pieces to the Johnson Gallery. Planned purchases include a George Rickey mobile for the Johnson Building, reflecting the sculptor’s kinetic steel works showcased in major museums and international venues.
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Friends of Art At
Middlebury College
National Endowment For the Arts
NEA
Johnson Gallery
George Rickey
Central Court
Johnson Building
News consultants depress depth in local TV journalism
The Alfred I. duPont-Columbia survey finds media consultants shaping budgets and formats, pushing rapid 15 to 20 second clips, reducing documentary work and long-form reporting. It notes increased film costs and higher emphasis on action news over in depth issues, hurting quality.
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UPI
Alfred I. duPont- Columbia University
North Carolina
Streisand Funny Lady gala premiere at SPAC in Saratoga
Barbra Streisand stars in Funny Lady premiering at Hellman Theater in Saratoga Springs as a benefit for the Saratoga Performing Arts Center. Tickets range 10 to 50 dollars with tax-deductible status and special prime seating offered.
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Saratoga Springs
N.Y
Barbra Streisand
Hellman’s Theater
Saratoga Performing Arts Center
James
TV in Review Bridges Spectacle Gap in The Last Survivors
UPI television critic argues The Last Survivors shows the limits of converting disaster on screen from feature film to a 90 minute NBC telecast. Martin Sheen leads a strong cast as a lifeboat purser choosing who lives as a storm endangers eight survivors and a court trial follows. The piece notes studio tank production and time limits hinder spectacle, though performances remain solid.
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UPI
NBC
Bob Banner
Tom Egan
Douglas Day Stewart
Martin Sheen
Purser
Diane Baker
Tom Bosley
Chris George
Anne Francis
Percy Rodriguez
Anne Seymour
Bethel Leslie
God
At the Movies Review Roundup of Current Films
Harte notes Lilianna Cavani s The Night Porter with Dirk Bogarde as a surreal tale of a perverse bond, praised for performances and technique but rated explicit. Agnes Bergman earns Oscar buzz for Murder on the Orient Express, while Death in Venice is another Bogarde vehicle. Films listed include Freebie and the Bean and Stepford Wives, with showtimes in Harte area theaters.
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Nickelodeon
Venice
Dick Bogarde
Thomas Mann
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