Slammer book review by Ben Greer
The review covers Slammer from Atheneum, 268 pages, $8.95, about a prison riot central to the plot. It notes Greer, a former prison guard, crafts a balanced narrative, with vivid prison details and potential in minor characters, though calls for editorial pruning and minor faults in a first novel.
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Strawbery Banke Chamber Music Final Concerts Set
The Strawbery Banke Chamber Music Festival ends its season with two August 23 and 24 performances at the South Meeting House on Marcy Street in Portsmouth N H at 8 15 p.m. Guest violinist Jennie Wagner joins Frank Dodge and the resident quartet for works including Helpless Nocturne, Franck Sonata in A Major, and Brahms Quintet in F minor Op 34.
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Shows Feature Puppets At Seacoast Crafts Fair
York Daily reports puppeteer Joanne Forman of Biddeford will headline the Eighth Annual Seacoast Crafts Fair at York Harbor August 27 to 30. Forman, in her ninth year of puppet shows for all ages, stages Punch and Judy and other tales. She conducts lectures and workshops and supports bilingual education with various U.S. and Asia groups. The fair runs 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily at St Christopher's Auditorium Route 1A York Village to York Harbor, closing early Saturday. A lunch bar offers health foods and daily specials.
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Weekend Theater Guide Listings With Multiple Screens
A dense compilation of theater and drive in showings across SACO KENNEBUNK SANFORD PORTLAND PARISH and STATE venues. Notable films include White Line Fever The Return of Macon County Line Deep Throat and The Apple Dumpling Gang with times spanning matinees evenings and late shows across venues.
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Farmers oppose adopting metric system in Wisconsin poll
In Racine Wisconsin based Wisconsin Agriculturist poll 17 percent supported adopting the metric system to align with world usage while 63 percent opposed and 20 percent were undecided. The survey reflects farmer skepticism toward metric conversion in agriculture.
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CBS Premieres New Comedy Big Eddie Early
CBS starts the new season with a preview of the comedy Big Eddie. The program debuts Saturday night at 8:30 p.m. to give audiences a chance to catch it before the official season opener on September 7.
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Bible Best Seller and TV Critics Split on Big Eddie
A New York AP report outlines Bible sales reaching tens of millions with the Good News Bible and Living Bible editions driving growth, while TV critics pan the premiere of Big Eddie starring Shel don Leonard as bland and uninspired. It notes evangelical trends, self help interest, and the Gideons distributing Bibles to hotels, contrasted with a weak TV comedy debut that may improve.
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York Singers and Bruce Stevens Concert at Kuhn House
CAPE NEDDICK York Singers a capella choir directed by Bill Welling join harp sichordist Bruce Stevens for a Summerfest 75 finale at Kuhn House on River Road. The program spans 18th and 19th century American music with Bach concertos and a possible rag or two on harpsichord. Call 363-4276 for details.
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Today Show To Host Dr Chasse On NBC
Dr Chasse president of the Council for the Development of French in New England will discuss French language and bilingual education efforts in New England on NBC Today. He will outline social cultural needs of Francophone communities and proposed programs with partners in Louisiana and other Francophone regions.
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Metal ankle aid shows promise in UC Irvine study
Dr. Theodore Waugh of the University of California Irvine reports a metal artificial ankle has been installed in about 20 patients with excellent results. The device costs around $3000 including a two week hospital stay. Waugh estimates the invention could help as many as 50,000 Americans today.
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