Barbara Morgan Returns to Bennington for Evening Talk
Photographer Barbara Morgan spoke at Bennington College about her work with Martha Graham, originator of Modern Dance. Prints by Morgan were shown at the Carriage Barn lounge, and she donated a Martha Graham print to the college for display in the new Visual Arts building.
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Barbara Morgan
Bennington College
Martha Graham
Mrs. Morgan
Edward J. Bloustein
Morgan
College Visual Arts
West Germany eyes floating mark to stabilize crisis
West Germany plans to let the mark seek its level against the dollar to restore confidence amid a dollar crisis. The cabinet backed floating the mark and instructed two ministers to seek joint policy with Common Market members in Brussels, with Germany ready to act alone if France balks.
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Bonn
UPI
U.S
Brussels
Germany
France
Conrad Ahlers
Karl Schiller
West Germany
Willy Brandt
Paris
United States
Britain
Brandt
Common Market Executive Commission
Bennington Plans Three Day Spring Cleanup Drive
Bennington launches a three day spring cleanup starting Monday and runs through Wednesday. Town trucks will collect non trash items such as old mattresses bed springs and refrigerators but not everyday garbage. Junk cars are accepted Wednesday only. Residents should place junk by the roadside by 8 am and call 442-2626 to flag any junk vehicle.
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Bennington
Edward R. Lamb
Leaks Questioned in Reagan Tax Return Story
California Attorney General pressed to probe how Gov. Reagan's 1970 tax return information leaked. Sacramento State College radio reporter Rosemarie King refused to reveal sources, citing journalistic privilege, while Senator Carpenter urged a formal inquiry.
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Sacramento
Calif
UPI
California
Ronald Reagan
Dennis E. Carpenter
Republican Party
Evelle J. Younger
Younger
Charles A. Barrett
Reagan
Rosemarie King
Sacramento State College
Man Arrested Over Phony GE Checks In Pittsfield
Police in Pittsfield Massachusetts said one man was arrested for passing phony General Electric checks potentially totaling up to 25 000 dollars. The forgeries coincided with a 2 million payroll payout to GE workers. Three other men were sought by authorities.
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Pittsfield, Mass
UPI
General Electric
General Electric Co
Ailing Al Capp charged on three morals charges
Cartoonist Alfred Kaplin known as Al Capp faces three violations of state morals laws in Eau Claire Wisconsin. A 20 year old married coed accuses sodomy attempted adultery and indecent exposure from Capp during a university appearance. The warrant seeks Capp’s return to Wisconsin for trial while Capp defends himself in a hospital statement.
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Eau Claire
Wis
UPI
al Capp
L’il Abner
Eau Claire State University
Eau Claire County
Lawrence Durning
Thomas Bacland
Alfred Gerald Kaplin
Durning
Capp
Wisconsin
Vermont 18 year olds gain full rights under new law
Vermont moves to 18 as full adults affecting voting drinking marriage contracts and legal capacity. Attorney General Jeffords warns of residency college and residency questions while Secretary Thomas sees few problems. About 2600 residents are affected. A constitutional challenge is anticipated.
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Vermont
Jeffords
Joseph Oakey
Vermont Bar Association
Gasoline engine faces extinction
In Washington, UPI reports Edward B. Uhler of Lear Motors testified before the EPA that antipollution standards have doomed the internal combustion engine and that research funds should shift to improving steam power. He claimed the gasoline engine is dead and said Lear is developing a rankin cycle steam turbine car engine with a working model possible soon.
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Washington
UPI
Edward B. Uhler
Lear Motors Corp
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Lear
Uhler
Vermont faces influx of hippie tourists this summer
Vermont officials brace for a potential wave of 10 000 to 50 000 camper and hitchhiker visitors, with some estimates up to 500 000. Local leaders weigh health environmental and law enforcement concerns while towns see a cultural divide with the Woodstock era youth, and a Norton earth people park risk.
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Rodney Clarke Montpelier
UPI
Vermont
Capistrano
Bail set at 30000 in Gary Pray first degree murder case
Gary B Pray 22 of Bennington faces first degree murder charges in the slaying of Edouard Garneau 44 of East Arlington. Bail set at 30000, with insanity plea entered. Pray sobbed in court. judge ordered psychiatric evaluation by Dr Bardwell Flower. Grand jury inquest to be considered after evaluation. Mrs Suzanne Garneau Pray says she is separated and clarifies divorce representation.
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Bennington District
John P. Morrissey
Gary B. Pray
Bennington
Edouard A. Garneau
East Arlington
Silvio T. Valenti
Rutland
O'Neil, Valente and Carroll
Pray
Garneau
Marion
Mickey”’ Garneau
Albany Medical Center
John H. Maloney
Morrissey
Bardwell Flower
Neil S. Moss
Moss
Vermont
Suzanne Garneau Pray
Arthur J. O’dea
O’dea
Weather Outlook For Weekend Warmth Near 70
Continued sunny and warm with highs in the upper 60s to near 70. Tonight’s variable clouds bring lows in the upper 30s to lower 40s. Sunday stays fair and warm with highs approaching 70.
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King Friday
State Franchise Tax Board
Sen. Carpenter
Alvin Hochberg
Boston
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Hochberg
Revolutionary Left
Cambridge
Mass
Harrison, Ark
Boone County Hospital
Harrison
Jefford
Thomas
Vermont League of
Robert Stewart
League
Stewart
Deane C
Davis
Law
Woodstock
James Jeffords
Senate
John Boylan
Essex-Orleans
R. Marshall Witten
Earth People’s Park
Norton
Acre
Boylan
Gary Pray
Iyi
Scribner
Arthur Eastman
Bennington District Court
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