Hayden Named Ballet Mistress in Pacific Northwest
Melissa Hayden longtime NYC Ballet prima ballerina was named ballet mistress of Pacific Northwest Dance Company and director of its ballet school. Since 1973 retirement she has led ballet at Skidmore College in New York.
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Officers of the 1976 Republican Convention
Kansas City report details Mary Louise Smith as chairwoman and list of key figures including Sen. Robert Dole Rep. John Rhodes Sen. Howard Baker Gov. Robert Ray and McGough, outlining their roles, backgrounds, and political ties for the upcoming Republican National Convention.
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Man Given One Year Plus Days for Dog Killing
Dayton Mullins Jr. of Roderfield was sentenced to 11 months and 25 days in jail for killing Queenie a mixed Alaskan Husky and Collie with a cinder block. He has 10 days to appeal the sentence. A neighbor testified Mullins asked to wash blood from his hands. Mullins claimed the blood came from a chicken he had killed earlier.
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Museum turns over 50 year old copper still to Ferrum College
A 50 year old copper still used to make moonshine in Virginia mountains was confiscated and given to Ferrum College for display in its farm museum under a court permit. Dr. J Francis Amos, historian, said it matches 18th century stills and fits local county history.
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Economic recovery lights up Ginza night life in Tokyo
The 1973 oil shock and postwar recession hit Ginza bars and cabarets hard as companies cut expense accounts. Top class venues weathered the downturn, while casual nights out shifted to workers paying their own way. Lake Charles, Louisiana remains a major global rice export hub fueling local jobs and trade.
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Old fashioned fan makes comeback in energy push
In an energy friendly pitch, John Felter promotes the whole house attic fan as a way to cut costs and cool homes. He argues air movement at 82 degrees or under saves energy, citing $159 yearly savings for Houstonians using ventilation below 82. Felter, a businessman, notes his homes stay comfortable without regular air conditioning.
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