James Yannatos to premiere American Rituals at Sage City
James Yannatos will conduct the premiere of his commissioned work American Rituals at the Sage City Symphony concert at 8 30 Sunday night in the North Bennington School. He teaches at Harvard and directs the Harvard Radcliffe Orchestra and will speak to the audience beforehand. Louis Calabro will conduct the Elgar Cello Concerto with Barbara Mallow as soloist and a 60 member orchestra.
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James Yannatos
Sage City Symphony
North Bennington
Yannatos
Harvard University
Harvard-Radcliffe Orchestra
Louis Calabro
Barbara Mallow
Vermont Symphony
Mauhs
Lionel Nowak
Calabro
Musical Eye
Robbery at Ernie's Magic Touch Beauty Salon
In Hartford two men wearing ski masks robbed about a dozen elderly patrons at Ernie's Magic Touch Beauty Salon. The suspects argued over the cash register, escaping with roughly 134 dollars while customers and staff described them as punks and slobs. Police questioned several people afterward.
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Ernie
Magic Touch
Fortier
Monkey Heist Hits Los Angeles Pet Shop
Thieves breached Bob Dunn's Pet and Fish Shop stealing a menagerie including parrots macaw cockatoos raccoon alligators and three boas. Six monkeys fled but three were recaptured two caught in Hollywood and a third, after a late night mischief spree at a telephone answering service, eluded capture until animal control arrived.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Bob Dunn
Noah’s Ark
Simian
Maine firm tests beefalo as potential cheaper beef substitute
Hannaford Brothers, a major New England distributor, bought a 1200 pound beefalo in Fairfield Center from California to study fat, protein, meat content and taste. Co owner Russell Heath says beefalo could cut costs by 25 percent versus grain fed beef and thrive on roughage pasture. Robert Small of Hannaford traveled to assess the animal, nicknamed Future, an exploratory step in market testing.
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Fairfield Center
Maine
UPI
Portland
Hannaford Brothers
New England
California
Russell A. Heath
Solo Beefalo, Inc
Heath
Robert K. Small
Fairfield
Numismatist Speaker to Highlight Hudson Fulton Medals
CAMBRIDGE N Y Dr Joseph Marcelli a Capitol District numismatist will speak at Battenhill Coin Club in Hotel Cambridge at 8 p m Tuesday Oct 28 His talk centers on the Hudson Fulton medals and the broader field of coin study The club notes private mints issue medal series on history flags transportation paintings music and sports as the nation nears its bicentennial with 1876 medals still highly sought and 1976 issues expected to grow in value
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Cambridge
N.Y
Joseph Marcelli
Capitol District
Battenhill Coin Club
Hudson Fulton
Marcelli
Warning on solar energy salesmen cited by UPI
Washington warns homeowners to beware of con artists selling solar heating systems as a cure all for home heating. Government and university studies note the potential of solar power but warn that disreputable merchants could damage the program. The Forest Service installed a solar generator at a Montana overlook comfort station to run pumps for toilets, costing $9,700.
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Washington
UPI
Joe Dawson
U.S
Consumer Affairs
Consumer Affairs Office
Dawson
Custer National Forest
Montana
U.S. Forest Service
How To Take A $1,500 Tax Deduction Plan
A pitch promises a yearly tax deduction up to 1500 dollars for workers not in a pension plan. It claims a new law enables individuals to use the money to set up a retirement fund and offers to explain how it was intended to help.
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