Finckel to offer Brahms Bach at McCullough Mansion Sunday
A solo cello recital and two chamber works by Brahms Couperin and Bach will be performed at the Gov Mc Cullough Mansion North Bennington Sunday May 9 at 4 pm. George Finckel Bennington College professor leads an ensemble with William Pick Lisa Dorsey and Finckel himself. Admission is free and the program lasts about an hour. LAS VEGAS Mayor Gregson wins renomination after a 12 345 vote primary result meets required majority.
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Bennington
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Francois Couperin
William Pick
Lisa Dorsey
Bennington College
Johann Sebastian Bach
Las Vegas
Nev
UPI
Oran Grangson
Gregson
Bailey narrowly escapes helicopter crash near Logan Airport
Boston UPI F Lee Bailey the lawyer survived a rotor helicopter loss of power crash after takeoff from Logan International Airport. He was alone aboard the two seater craft and walked away to his downtown office after the craft landed on a circular driveway near the General facility.
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UPI
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Logan International
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Times editor lauds Agnew criticism improving press
Seymour Topping of the New York Times says Agnew’s critical remarks made the U.S. media more self aware and criteria driven even as he notes partial disagreement. He adds the press has largely survived the attack and aims to do its job better.
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Waltham, Mass
UPI
Spiro Agnew
Seymour Topping
New York Times
Topping
Brandeis University
Agnew
Reagan admits he paid no state taxes in 1970
Reagan disclosed he paid no state income tax for 1970 due to investment losses while earning a 44100 dollar governor salary. A state tax official suggested he probably paid no federal tax either, though the governor’s office offered no comment. A tax expert estimated a typical California family of four on similar pay would owe about 2704 dollars in state tax.
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Sacramento
Calif
UPI
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California
Vermont elects plan to cut costs on Windsor prison
Vermont and federal officials meet to fix cost overruns on the Windsor state prison project. The low bid by Pizzagalli Construction exceeded the $5.1 million appropriation by about $1 million, prompting review by state Corrections and Administration departments and the Federal Bureau of Prisons. Officials seek to trim program and building costs without compromising federal standards, with consideration given to drafting alternatives such as interstate housing, though Corrections Commissioner Bershad says sending inmates elsewhere is not feasible or desirable.
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Vermont
Lawrence Bershad
Vermont officials announce reappointed and acting state commissioners
Vermont Human Services Secretary William Cowles announced the two year reappointment of Corrections head Lawrence Bershad Social Welfare head Joseph Betit and Mental Health head Jonathan Leopold plus Richard Hill as acting Rehabilitation Department commissioner. Gov Davis also revealed second year of the internship program with 22 students from 10 colleges named for 10 summer internships. Vermont unemployment fell 0.3 points to 6.6 percent nationwide jobless claims totaled 7 550. Brattleboro again had the lowest rate while St Albans rose to 12.5 percent. total unemployment steady at 7.2 percent.
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Montpelier
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Brattleboro
St. Albans
Bomb threats reported during college dinner honoring Aiken
Chittenden County State's Attorney Patrick Leahy disclosed that three bomb threats were received during a Saturday dinner at St. Michael's College in Winooski honoring Senator George D. Aiken. Police did not interrupt the event due to security precautions and a thorough dining hall search while Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield spoke.
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UPI
Chittenden County
Patrick Leahy
St. Michael’s College
Winooski
George D. Aiken
R-Vi
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
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Veteran spared jump from Dunn Memorial Bridge in New York
Vietnam veteran Robert Atchinson, 23, perched on a six inch ledge 80 feet above the Hudson River Abutment Tuesday after officials talks he decided to heed pleas and was taken to VA Hospital for surgery. He stood on the ledge for about five minutes before being spotted.
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Albany
Hudson River
New Dunn Memorial Bridge
Veterans Administration Hospital
Robert Atchinson
Hunter St
Marcuse to Speak at Union College Memorial Chapel
Herbert Marcuse renowned New Left thinker will lecture at Union College Schenectady Friday at 8 p.m. in Memorial Chapel. He will discuss his concept of societal structure in a talk titled Beyond the One Dimensional Society.
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Schenectady
Herbert Marcuse
Union College
Memorial Chapel
Marcuse
Williamstown awarded sewer contract for interceptor project
The Williamstown town contract for the interceptor sewer project was awarded to Daniel D. Cuffo's Sons Inc. of Leominster as the low bidder at 488440 dollars. The system will treat all Williamstown sewage at a disposal plant for the first time, with North Adams lines to join later for regional treatment.
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Daniel D. Cuffo
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