Jorge Mester Aims To Make As Much Music As Possible
The 37 year old conductor lives in a Louisville area cottage near farm and woodland. He leads the Louisville Orchestra and serves as musical adviser for the Kansas City Symphony and director of the Aspen Festival. He travels widely for guest appearances and plans to conduct as many orchestras as he can while enjoying his work and connection to Louisville.
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Jorge Mester
Mester
Louisville Orchestra
Mexico City
Kansas City Symphony
Aspen, Colo
Loursville
Kansas City
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Philadelphia
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Los Angeles
Cincinnati
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Unwanted Items May Be Wanted By Someone Else
Local residents are invited to donate or swap unwanted items at a community exchange event. Organizers encourage bringing usable goods in good condition and note volunteers will help sort donations for reuse. Proceeds support neighborhood programs and outreach efforts.
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Webber Hospital
Biddeford
Saco Jaycee Wives
Jo Ann Dearborn
Jaycee Wives
Karen Smith
Larry Blair wins 1971 All-American Soap Box Derby
The 34th All-American Soap Box Derby in Akron Ohio ends with Larry Blair 13 of Oroville California taking first place in a record 272 finalists from 47 states and Canada. He earns a $7500 college scholarship as five girls compete in Derby history.
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Akron
Ohio
Larry Blair
Oroville
Calif
States
Canada
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Forest Gift Agreement Revealed in Maine Donation
Mrs. Jesse Wallace deeded about 78 acres of woodland in Kennebunk to the State of Maine naming Bragdon Memorial State Forest in memory of Joseph D. Bragdon. Wallace retains life tenancy as caretaker and may continue cutting scattered soft maple and remove stove wood stored in a woodshed on the lot. The state may use the woodlot for public inspection, meetings, trails, and guided tours with the forestry department to supervise management.
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Kennebunk
Maine
Jesse Wallace
Bragdon Memorial State Forest
Joseph D. Bragdon
Wells Branch
Austin Wilkins
Wallace
Forestry Department
Enzyme That Aids Cancer Isolated
Mass General Hospital researchers report isolation of a viral enzyme that may trigger cancer by triggering the fusion of viral and cellular DNA. The enzyme, found in two simple cancer-causing viruses, could help trace how proteins drive cell transformation and may guide cancer prevention if similar activity occurs in humans.
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Boston
Massachusetts General Hospital
Joan Kaplan
MGH Department of Medicine
Journal of Virology
Paul H. Black
Sharon Wilbert
MGH
Kaplan
Spring Fling Presented by Beach Church Choir and SAGA Rhythmics
The Third Annual Spring Fling will be at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow in the United Methodist Church vestry Washington Avenue OLD ORCHARD BEACH. Eva Allen directs both choir and Golden Age program in Portland with performers Arthur Dickson Frances Dickson Hazel Davis Barbara Gilbert Esther Gilbert Barbara Peters Fay Harding Jeanette Dickson Gail Kennett Ethel Presley Barbara Susan Davis Donna Dudevour Elaine Presby and youths Pamela Gilbert Becky Steven Harding Paul Paula Provencher. Public invited.
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Old Orchard Beach
United Methodist Church
Washington Avenue
United Methodist Church Choir
Saga Rhythmics
Salvation Army
Golden Age Center
Portland
Eva Allen
Arthur Dickson
Frances Dickson
Hazel Davis
Barbara Gilbert
Esther Gilbert
Barbara Peters
Fay Harding
Jeanette Dickson
Gail Kennett
Ethel Presley
Barbara
Susan Davis
Donna Dudevour
Elaine Presby
Pamela Gilbert
Becky
Steven Harding
Paul
Paula Provencher
Patent Office Rejects Perpetual Motion Claims Without Model
The U S Patent Office refuses to accept patent applications for perpetual motion devices unless a working model is submitted as required by Encyclopaedia Britannica. The issue highlights standard patent practice and the challenges of perpetual motion proposals.
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U.S. Patent Office
Encyclopaedia Britannica
United Nations stamp promotes enviromental cooperation in Stockholm
International concern over pollution and population prompts a new United Nations commemorative stamp in 8 and 15 cent denominations featuring the Human Environment Symbol designed by Robert Perrot. The UN hopes the stamp and conference spur cross‑border cooperation, while not solving problems. Separately, Britain issues a Millennium Proof Set marking decimal coinage introduced Feb 15, 1971, with price $8.75 from the Royal Mint.
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Syd Kronishap
United Nations
Great Britain
Britain
Royal Mint of
N.A
P.O
Benjamin Franklin Station
Washington, D.C
Dump Closed To Non-Residents Kennebunk Parking Ban
Kennebunk will restrict dumps to residents only. Town Manager Eugene Berky says only citizens with a Town of Kennebunk sticker on their vehicle may use the dump, a privilege that includes free parking at Kennebunk Beach. The note references a historic 1831 Anti Masonic convention.
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Kennebunk
Ump
Eugene Berky
Kennebunk Beach
Health Capsules: Michael A Petit M.D. on breast concerns
Health capsule discusses possible approaches to correcting breasts that may be perceived as unusual or enlarged. Dr Petit outlines general factors, suggests medical consultation, and notes that treatments vary by individual condition and goals.
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