No Props No Words For Mime Theater
A ten member mime troupe from South Paris performed at Fairfield School in Saco and Linnell Gym Thornton Academy offering silent, expressive vignettes that delighted children. Tony Montanaro praised as a leading mime, the group used pure movement to conjure a piano keyboard, forest of trees, circus, boats, and other scenes without props.
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Time
Fairfield School
Saco
Pepperell Park
Linnell Gymnasium
Thornton Academy
Biddeford High School
Linnell Gym
Robert Moody
Rec
Biddeford
Maine State Commission For the Arts’ and Humanities
National Endowment For the Arts
Parks and Recreation Department
Moody
Tony Montanaro
Marcel Marceau
Montanaro
Keating suit challenges Hillcrest condo redesignation
Developer Edward T. Keating of Kennebunkport sues to overturn a town appeals board ruling denying his plan to convert 24 Hillcrest Drive apartments into condominiums. The complaint names 15 town officials, asserts lack of jurisdiction, and argues the 20 000 square foot lot rule does not apply. The case stems from a Feb 26 hearing where the board found the change would violate zoning and burden town services. Tenants voiced opposition amid concerns over leases and costs.
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Kennebunk
Edward T. Keating
Kennebunkport
Appeals Board
Hillcrest
Keating
Hillcrest Drive
Sal Tudisco
Superior Court
Alfred
Selectmen
Planning Board
Kenneth Barrett
Severance Motel
Robinson Kampground
Appeal Board
Portland
John A. Yranstein
Express
Heavily Guarded Queen Returns After Royal Kidnap Bid
Queen Elizabeth II returns to London amid a massive security clampdown at Heathrow and Cirencester Park after Princess Anne was targeted in a kidnapping attempt near Buckingham Palace. Scotland Yard and the British Army deployed marksmen and patrols as Ian Ball, 26, faced charges for the attack. A letter claiming responsibility from the Revolutionary Movement was under scrutiny, while police hunted a rental address near Sandhurst and a white sedan linked to the suspect.
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London
Elizabeth II
Indonesia
Heathrow
Scotland Yard
Princess Anne
Buckingham Palace
Cirencester Park
Gloucestershire
Mark Phillips
Amberley
Anne
Oak Grove House
Sandhurst Military Academy
Mark
Ian
Ball
Times of London
Revolutionary Movement
Fleet
Sandhurst
van der Fluis
John Williams
J. Williams
White House Calls News Reporting Distorted
The White House cited alleged distortions by media outlets including The Washington Post Time magazine the New York Times book and CBS and NBC networks. Bruce Herschensohn listed examples such as selective posting of Post summaries and a Times book excerpt omitting testimony favorable to Nixon amid Watergate coverage.
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Washington
White House
Nixon
Bruce Herschensohn
Herschensohn
Washington Post
Time Magazine
New York Times
CBS
NBC
The
Post
Daily News
Howard Simons
Howard Hunt
Patrick Buchanan
ABC
Time
Dwight L. Chapin
Chapin
House Committee
Fowl Marketing Rule Sought Over Contaminated Chickens
EPA asked to authorize marketing of up to 22 million chickens contaminated with dieldrin the pesticide linked to cancer and higher than safety limits. Dr William Upholt said the Agriculture Department ordered destruction unless EPA approves marketing amid economic loss and public health risk tradeoffs.
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Washington
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
William Upholt
Agriculture Department
Mississippi
Upholt
Flames Level Barn In Dayton Fire
A barn on Waterhouse Road Dayton owned by Bernard Harris burned Friday night. No injuries occurred and cattle were saved. Estimated damage around 8000 dollars. Firefighters from Goodwins Mills Waterboro Hollis Center and Saco fought the blaze until early morning. Lack of water forced shuttle runs before a brook line was laid. Fire officials said the nearby house was saved by constant watering.
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Waterhouse Road
Dayton
Bernard Harris
Goodwins Mills
Waterboro
Hollis Center
Saco
John Janks
Modern young woman spends 73 percent of time sitting down
A study cited in this insert highlights how modern young women allocate about 73 percent of their day to sedentary activities. The data suggests implications for health and daily routines, sparking discussion in lifestyle pages.
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Mime Theater
Planning
Charles Sutton
Queen Elizabeth II
Brian Thayer
Flames
Wins Mills Fire Department
Inside the Journal
Abby