CityPlace Hartford to be first intelligent building
CityPlace in downtown Hartford promises a building with a computer brain, fiber optic Data Highway, and integrated services. UTC subsidiary United Technologies Building Systems will install voice, storage, email, and high speed copying for tenants, finishing this fall.
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Anthony D. Antorino
United Technologies Building Systems Co
CityPlace
Hartford
Conn
Hartford Civic Center
Tony Antorino
United Technologies Corp
UTC
City Place
Dallas
Washington, D.C
Autonino
Data Highway
MIT
Skaneateles Teens Win Gold At Olympic of the Mind
Skaneateles High School students won the high school division at the US Canada finals of Olympics of the Mind in Mount Pleasant Michigan. The team Andy Davenport Stephen Down Bill Spalding Ted Lavery and Keith Holcomb repaired a spring powered car after a chain slip and finished just in time for the gold. Coach Ted Davenport and teachers John Oxford and Robert Bone praised their poise under TV scrutiny and pressure.
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Skaneateles
Canada
Skaneateles High School Ath
Moint Pleasant
Mich
Lee Talbot
Mount Holly
N.J
Andy Davenport
Stephen Down
Bill Spalding
Ted Lavery
Keith Holcomb
Mike Murphy
Holcomb
New York
Ted Davenport
Skaneateles School District
John Oxford
Robert Bone
Davenport
Skaneateles High School
Mount Pleasant
Antique autos draw collectors to 30th show at NYS Fairgrounds
Perkis, who bought a 1928 Model A roadster with friends in high school, now spends 800 to 1,000 hours annually restoring vintage cars. The 30th Annual Antique Auto Show at the New York State Fairgrounds features about 200 autos from New York, Pennsylvania, and Canada with highlights including a 1929 Oakland and 1927 Chevy sedan Capital series. Spectators pay 1.50, children under 12 free. show runs 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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Ack Perkis
Perkis
Oneida Lake
Antique Automobile Club of America
New York State Fairgrounds
Esther Hutton
New York
Pennsylvania
Canada
Oakland
Phillip Battaglia
Battaglia
Jane
CNY
Cartier
Tn Management
Onondaga Road
New York State
Fairgrounds
Letters as Lifelines in a Dying Practice
Nadine Brozan reports on a dwindling culture of nurturing friendships through letters. The piece profiles two professors, Kathryn Hohlwein and Patricia Lamb, whose decade-spanning correspondence was published as Touchstones. It highlights the letters as a palpable, trusted dialogue that transcends geography, and notes how personal pain, growth, and intellectual debate emerge more clearly on the page than in spoken exchanges.
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Hohlwein
Patricia Frazer Lamb
Harper & Row
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Wang Laboratories
IBM
Jack Farrell
Urban Investment & Development Co
Kevin Hyland
Herald-Journal
Dick Blume
Michelle Frankfurter
Nadine Brozan
New York Times
Kathryn Joyce Hohlwein
California State University
Sacramento
Professor Lamb
Nancy Fogelson Kirk
Manhattan
Judith Davis Rowe
Bethesda
Bronx High School of Science
Bryn Mawr College
Mrs. Kirk
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