Falls Scout Troop 64 Elects New Officers
Falls Troop 64 in Hoosick Falls sponsored by the Church of the Immaculate Conception elected three members to the Order of the Arrow and chose new troop leaders. Robey Frazier was re elected Senior Patrol Leader, with Mark Sheffer and David Downey as assistant senior patrol leaders.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Troop 64
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Order of the Arrow
Robey Frazier
Mark Sheffer
David Downey
Matthew Downey
Robert Reinfert
Todd Horton
Sean Casey
Christopher Smith
Scott Tate
Christopher Reinfert
Michael Sheffer
William Florio
Michael Monahan
Frazier
Markheffer
Christopher Philpott
John Eberle
Richard Spink
Joseph Berlant
Camp
Wakpominee
Richard A. Severson
Old Time Radio Comes Alive On Tokyo Airwaves
In Japan and Okinawa FEN broadcasts classic American radio programs from the 1950s and earlier. Mary Livingston and Jack Benny are featured while audiences soak in dramas and comedies on discs, with schedules highlighting Dragnet, Suspense, 21st Precinct, Fort Laramie, Have Gun Will Travel and more. Established after WWII, FEN serves about 128,000 military and government families with morning and evening blocks, and remains popular among teens.
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Tokyo
UPI
Mary Livingston
Jack Benny
Japan
Miss Brooks
Mr. Boynton
Far East
U.S
Okinawa
Jim Ewing
Bartlesville
Okla
Fen
America
Ewing
Honshu
21St Precinct
Jim Hawthorne
Comedy Theater
Fort Laramie
Theater
W.C. Fields
Charlie McCarthy
Mae West
Fibber McGee and
Molly
Schenectady Museum Shows Local Paintings
Ross Coates, artist teacher at Russell Sage College, shows recent paintings at Schenectady Museum through Oct. 13. Born in Hamilton Ontario, he became a U.S. citizen in 1965 and holds a BFA from the Art Institute of Chicago and MA from New York University. He has worked as a CBC TV set designer and exhibited widely.
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Schenectady
N.Y
Ross Coates
Russell Sage College
Schenectady Museum
Coates
Hamilton
Ontario
U.S
Art Institute of Chicago
New York University
CBCTV
Toronto
Isaacs
Camino Gallery
Louis Alexander
New York
Galerie Niepel
Dusseldorf
Springfield College
Mass
Jewish Community Center
Kansas City
Suny At
Stoneybrook
University of California At Berkeley
Finch College
Chase Manhattan Bank
Bennington Arts Group Receives CAASV Grant
The Vermont Council on the Arts awarded a general support grant of 1000 to the Community Arts Association of Southwest Vermont in Bennington. The grant funds operations and activity organization at 408 Main St, a space donated by Catamount Bank, supporting dance classes workshops and the annual art show, with membership open to all art advocates in the area.
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Vermont Council On the Arts
Bennington
Community Arts Association
Vermont
Main St
Catamount Bank
CAASV
New England
Methodist
Kennedy Montague to Debate for Vermont Governor
Kennedy and Montague will debate Sept 6 at 7 30 p m on Route 100 at the Andirons in Dover Vermont. Gov Salmon may join, with Deerfield Chamber sponsor Al Wurzberger inviting Bennington and Brattleboro chambers. Reservations with Roger Quigg. attendance expected. dinner fee nominal.
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Dover
Vermont
Harry Montague
Westford
Walter L. Kennedy
Chelsea
Andirons
Route 100
Thomas Salmon
al Wurzberger
Deerfield
Roger Quigg
Wurzberger
Labor Day 1974 Festivities Mark Pensions Signoff
Labor Day across the United States featured parties concerts and sporting events as President Ford signed a landmark pension law in the White House garden urging labor to help fight inflation. While some Americans marked the holiday with revelry others faced weather and crowd-related incidents including a daredevil walk at Paterson New Jersey a river concert crowd jam and a drowned youth near Pittsburgh. A Michigan bridge hike drew far fewer participants than expected due to cold rain.
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United Press International
Ford
White House
Rose Garden
Phillipe Petit
Great Falls
Paterson
N.J
Petit
Allegheny River
Pitts
Maddox's bid warms Georgia governor race in primaries
In Georgia the Democratic race pits Lt. Gov. Maddox against House leader Busbee after no candidate won a majority in the Aug. 13 primary. Maddox led 35 percent to 22 percent in the first round, with the outcome now hinging on turnout and core supporters.
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Maddox
Georgia
George Busbee
Busbee
North Dakota
Robert McCarney
Robert Guy
Guy
McCarney
Arthur Link
Milton Young
Senate
Young
Nevada
GOP
Sam Cavnar
FBI
Jim Talbert
Cavnar
Washington
Harry Reid
Maya Miller
Dan Miller
Alan Bible
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