Antiques Prices Soar at New York Show Amid Demand
Patrons flock to antiques shows in New York and beyond as prices rise for silver, porcelain, and high end furnishings. Dealers report strong demand from mid-west and western collectors with items like Chippendale mirrors and Sheraton furniture fetching premium prices. a 1985 Sheraton chest and a Tiffany lamp command attention, while many ordinary pieces remain costly.
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New York
Mid-western
Wes
Great Communications Strides Predicted at Engineers Meet
In Boulder AP Myron Trivus assistant secretary for science and technology told the electronic engineers conference that processing information and handling communications will bring profound changes. He cited costs of early calculations and predicted that by the early 1970s a million calculations would cost under a penny with near instant speed and that networks will connect homes offices and schools. He warned the government is not yet organized to use the changes but the Nixon administration is giving it careful attention.
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Boulder
Myron Trivus
Science and Technology
Electronic Engineers Conference
Trivus
Nixon
Estes Park Men Convicted On Drug Charge
In Denver, two Estes Park men were found guilty of delivering methamphetamine to a federal agent. Arrested accomplice and Larimer County judge William C. Wilson Jr., Louis Kregas, 21, and Raymond Keine, 25, face conspiracy to manufacture stimulant drugs charges. Armstrong, 19, testified he did not know the drug source. Trial dates for the conspiracy charges are not yet set.
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Denver
Estes Park
Larimer County
William C. Wilson
Louis Kregas
Raymond Keine
U.S
Milton C.branch
Armstrong
Branch
Kregas
Robert la Bree
Wilson
Rock Band Member Loses Hair to Law Again
PONTIAC Michigan AP John Sinclair of an Ann Arbor rock band had his hair shaved when he began a 30 day sentence in Oakland County jail for assaulting a police officer He had been freed in 1966 from Detroit House of Correction on marijuana conviction His hair was cut before fingerprinting and photographing Undersheriff Leo Uazen said the treatment was standard Sinclair called the act degrading and compared it to a farm being shaved Bobbing corkscrew curls were left behind as he faced the new sentence.
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Pontiac, Mich
John Sinclair
Sinclair
Ann Arbor
Detroit House of Correction
Oakland County
Panthers
Leo Uazen
Cambridge professor calls for government takeover of bound plants
An odd ad style note from Cambridge suggests a government takeover of bound plants. It also solicitous asks if readers have old clothes to sell in London and mentions milk prices in the Want Ad section.
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Teffery
Armstrong
Denver
Cambridge
London
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