Wyrtzen Series Ends Tonight at Bennington School
The final Word of Life youth rally features speaker Jack Wyrtzen at 7 PM in the Bennington Elementary School auditorium. The program opens with a 30 minute sound and color film Ballad of the Inn, then a 7 30 song service with Ray Hart and Doris and Ed Steinhart. Wyrtzen discusses God's Answer to the New Morality addressing sex and morals. No admission charge. an offering funds expenses.
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Bennington
Adirondacks
Ray Hart
Metropolitan Opera
Doris
Ed Steinhart
Wurtzen
Lamprey Sees No Conflict Of Interest In Nomination
Stewart Lamprey of Moultonboro New Hampshire told the U S Senate Public Works Committee there would be no conflict of interest if he were named federal co chairman of the New England Regional Commission He is NH Senate president and spoke during a Tuesday hearing Muskie pressed him on business interests in insurance real estate and recreational development Lamprey favored moving the commission headquarters from Washington to New England to be closer to ongoing programs
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UPI
Stewart Lamprey
Moultonboro
N.H
New England Regional Commission
Lamprey
New Hampshire Senate
U.S. Senate Public Works Committee
Edmund S. Muskie
D-Maine
Muskie
Commission
New England
Weighted Body Of Tiny Girl Found in River
Roxanne Felumero, a 3 year old girl missing since Friday, was found in the East River at 11th Street after a four day search by police. Her stepfather George Potlis, 40, was arrested and charged with homicide. the mother Marie, 20, is held as a material witness. Detectives say the child was severely beaten and the medical examiner will determine the cause of death.
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UPI
Lower East Side
Roxanne Felumero
East River
11Th Street
George Potlis
Roxanne
Marie
Potlis
Sculpture pieces moved from airport to city art museum
City officials will relocate modern sculptures from the Lambert-St. Louis Airport to the city art museum after a donor complained they were installed backwards. The pieces were valued at about $50,000 and will be reinstalled in a more appropriate display at the museum.
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ST. Louis, Mo
UPI
Lambert-St. Louis
City Art Museum
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