Amherst Players unveil four productions for 1971 72 season
Amherst Workshop Players announce four season productions in the theater in the round. Rehearsals have begun for She Loves Me to be staged 10 times in November. Love Rides the Rails returns on four January dates. Shot in the Dark runs six days in February. Wayward Store Comedy slated for four April and four May showings. New officers include President Yvonne Alford and publicity director Harry C Brecha.
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Meet the Press Named Longest Running TV Program
NBC's Meet the Press, begun in 1947, is the longest running television program still on air, surpassing Ed Sullivan's show which ended after a 23 year CBS run.
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Ryder Cup Final Round Highlights on Air
Television guide lists The Ryder Cup final round coverage with Notre Dame and pro football, wrestling, roller derby, baseball, bowling, golf, and other events across channels at noon to late evening.
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Anton Heiller to perform Bach program at Oberlin
Viennese organist Anton Heiller will tour the United States for a fourth time and visit Oberlin Conservatory. Heiller presents an all Bach concert at 8 p m Tuesday in Warner Concert Hall and leads a Bach Chorale Preludes master class from 9 to 11 a m Wednesday. Both events are open to the public.
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Faculty recital at OC Monday by Trumpet Professor Gene Young
Oberlin College Conservatory assistant professor Gene Young will present a faculty recital Monday at 8 30 p.m. in Warner Concert Hall. The program is open to the public without charge. Young, a Conservatory graduate, returned as faculty in 1966 and directs the Oberlin Brass Ensemble and the Oberlin College Band.
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Half is Pleasure
A Chronicle-Telegram report notes that more than half of all domestic air travel is for pleasure. It discusses how leisure trips dominate overall passenger numbers and contrasts with business travel patterns. The piece highlights seasonal trends and implied economic effects on airlines.
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