Jazz Adventures eyeing national TV for jazz
New York promoter Jack Tafoya expands his Jazz Adventures from a local WNYC-TV showcase to an hour long series featuring Bill Evans Donald Byrd Stan Getz and Duke Evans. He aims for PBS underwriting and a possible national airing while keeping production modest and non profit.
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New York
Public TV
WXXI
Rochester
Jack Tafoya
Wnyc-Tv
Bill Evans
Donald Byrd
Stan Getz
Git Evans
Tafoya
Public Broadcasting Service
Ella Fitzgerald
Benny Good
New York State Council On the Arts
Brooklyn College
PBS
Wnet TV
To Report Drug Violation Telephone Micheul Dooley
A brief notice instructs reporting drug violations by contacting Micheul Dooley at the listed telephone number 377-8081 for assistance and reporting channels.
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Telephone
Micheul Dooley
Television Listings Mix Across Stations and Shows
A scrambled telecast guide lists multiple stations and programs including Eyewitness News Weather and Action News blocks, game shows like Let’s Make a Deal and The Price Is Right, classics Gunsmoke and Bonanza, evening specials, and late night news. The clumsy OCR shows channel calls and show titles with inconsistent spacing and several weather and local news segments interwoven.
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Sanford and Sen S
Hollywood Sas
NW Traveler
Sanford and San
Gunsmoke
Smothers Bros
Gunsmoke S
Smallers Bros
Special
Town
Lal
Flectric Co
Porarig
Guiding Light
Doctors
General Hospital
Benedict Arnold Leads Bicentennial Fort Ticonderoga Reenactment
In Ticonderoga New York Benedict Arnold Ethan Allen and the Green Mountain Boys staged three re enactions of the Fort Ticonderoga capture an American victory early in the Revolution Estimated 20 000 spectators passed through the fort gates by afternoon as reenactors and visitors shared varied interpretations Ronald Arnold a Kingston Ontario teacher and descendant of Benedict Arnold joked about lineage while Dr John Lattimer an Ethan Allen descendant and Columbia urologist led the attack portraying Allen and demanding the fort s surrender to the British forces
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Ticonderoga
N.Y
Benedict
Arnold
Ethan Allen
Green Mountain Boys
Ft Ticonderoga Dpemn
Ronald Arnold
Kingston, Ont
Benedict Arnold
West Point
Lster
Ronald
John Benedict Arnold
Canada
Allen
Green Mountain Hoys
Ft. Ticonderoga
Concord
Lexington
Essex County
Kenneth Goodspeed
Jesse Becker
Mundelein
Green Mountain
Becker
John Lattimer
Columbia University
Lake Champlain
Study Says Consumer Spending Rose 75 Percent Since 1960
A Conference Board study shows total consumer spending grew 75 percent from 1960 to 1973, after inflation. Homes plus autos and luxuries drove much of the rise, with real per capita spending up 50 percent and spending patterns shifting toward housing, vehicles, and services.
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New York
UPI
Conference Board
Homes
Fabian Linden
Consumer Research
The
Board
Safety Unit Cites 18% Drop in Transportation Deaths
Washington reports 1974 transportation fatalities fell 18 percent to 50,541, the largest single year decline since WWII, driven by fewer highway deaths as car, truck, and bus wrecks dropped 9,631 from 1973 while bicycle and motorcycle deaths rose.
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Safety Unit
Washington
UPI
National Transportation Safety Board
NTSB
Totel
John Reed
National Highway Transportation Safety Administration
NHTSA
Policemen Jailed Chaos Sparks Emergency in Connellsville
Connellsville Pennsylvania Mayor John Shaw declared a state of emergency after seven of the city's 23 police officers were arrested in a burglary robbery and arson case. The force will run 12 hour shifts with aid from state and local police to keep order in the town of about 11 000. Five officers including Chief Dominic Mancuso and two civilians have been arrested in the past two weeks over a string of burglaries robberies and fires.
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Connellsville, Pa
John Shaw
Connellsville
Arsen Ting
Shaw
Pennsylvania
Dominic Mancuso
Nixon Rejected Jaworski Compromise Over Tapes
In 1974 Sean Jaworski offered to reduce his demand for White House tapes from 64 to 18 and to withhold Nixon’s unindicted co-conspirator status. Nixon rejected the offer after meetings at the White House with Haig and St. Clair, as disclosed in a new book. Separately in Newark a mother and five of her 11 children died in a fire after doors were nailed shut for security.
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Washington
Sean Jaworski
White House
Richard Nixon
Supreme Court
Nixon
Jaworski
Theodore White
White
Alexander Haig
James St. Clair
Jaworksi
Haig
U.S
John) Sirica
St. Clair
Haldeman
CIA
FBI
United States
Fred Buzhardt
Buzhardt
Newark
N.J
UPS
John Caufield
Mink shortage trims fur coat supply this year
The agriculture department reports a mink shortage with only 870,000 female minks bred to have kits in 1975, a four percent drop from 1974. The Crop Reporting Board cites fewer furs for coats as the cause for reduced supply.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
JFK Probe Ties CIA Unit to Dallas Photo
An FBI photo analyst viewed a Dallas news photo tied to the Rockefeller Commission inquiry into CIA involvement in President Kennedy's assassination. The commission reportedly asked investigators to verify a chain of custody on a photo circulated by activist Dick Gregory. Hunt and Sturgis deny being in Dallas. David Belin says no credible CIA link has emerged.
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Washington
FBI
Dallas
Rockefeller Commission
CIA
Kennedy
Dick Gregory
Howard
Frank Sturgis
Gregory
Hunt
Sturgis
Commission
David Belin
Warren Commission
Successful Art Dealer Stabbed in Hotel Murder Case
Internationally famous art dealer Jon Streep was stabbed 16 times and died as police arrested suspect Harry Orloff, 238, of Troy NY, in Hyde Park hotel. Orloff, shirtless with blood on chest, wore a feather coat after neighbors complained of noise. Streep, a WWII-era immigrant and Mondrian promoter, was to buy works for museums for the shah of Iran.
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New York
Jon Streep
Shah of
Tran
Hyde Park
Noize
Streap
Harry Orloff
Troy
Orloff
Streep
Piet Mondrian
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