Daytop Theatre adapts The Concept in Swan Lake retreat
A Daytop Theater Company production in Swan Lake reimagines narcotics recovery on stage with three casts totaling 24 performers. The Concept follows a heroin withdrawal tale from a recovering group with 176 years combined addiction and 32 years clean, using autobiographical material and daily Daytop life as context. Critics praised the work as moving and original, with plans announced for a film adaptation next month in Swan Lake and Staten Island.
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Swan Lake
Catskills
Jackie Gleason
Eddie Fisher
Steve Lawrence
U.S
New York
Daytop Theater
Daytop
Walter Kerr
The
New York Times
Newsweek Magazine
Sheridan Square Theatre
Sheridan Square
Cornelius Hines
Tony Ramirez
David Beaudry
Gene Fox
Cast Three
Staten Island
Highland Falls voters set July 10 for school election
Highland Falls School District voters go to the polls July 10 for two board seats and the 1968 69 budget. If approved the tax rate would rise $3.10 per thousand. Incumbent Harriet Perry did not seek re election. Richard A Saulpaugh is likely to fill the seat. Eugene Arnold seeks reelection. Budget totals show general fund 1 783 702 dollars, with taxes covering 391 873 after state aid.
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Highland Falls
Harriet Perry
Ondoora Park
Perry
Richard A. Saulpaugh
S. Main St
Saulpaugh
Nold
Arnold
John P. Davis
West Point Tours, Inc
Newark man identified in fatal Rt. 52 crash at Kenora Lake
Liberty state police said Richard Thomas Connors, 40, of Newark New Jersey and Oxford Connecticut drove the car in which four men died Wednesday on Rt. 52 at Kenora Lake. The victims include John H. Saylor 79 of Monticello Edward S. Nelson of Bethel and Timothy J. McKenna of Niagara Falls. All were itinerant workers in the resort area.
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Liberty
Kenora Lake
Richard Thomas Connors
Newark
N.J
Oxford
John H. Saylor
Prince St
Monticello
Edward S. Nelson
Bethel
Timothy J. McKenna
Niagara Falls
West Point appoints Maj. Gen. Samuel W. Koster commander
Maj. Gen. Samuel W. Koster becomes the new superintendent of the U.S. Military Academy at West Point in a Field House ceremony, succeeding Maj. Gen. Donald V. Bennett. Koster, 48, a 1942 graduate, has served in Tokyo, Korea, Paris, and Vietnam, and holds the Silver Star and several other decorations.
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West Point
U.S. Military Academy
Samuel W. Koster
Donald V. Bennett
Gen. Koster
West Liberty
Iowa
The
Academy
Far East
Tokyo
Eighth Army
Korea
Allied Command
Paris
Vietnam
Poe
Gen. Bennett
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Lawrence Sacharow
Linda Leone
Chris Farlek
H’falls
Point
Qian
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