Lalgudi Jayaraman Trio to Perform Benefit Concert at Williams
The Lalgudi Jayaraman Trio will perform a program of ragas and jugal bandhi at Chapin Hall Williamstown on Oct 19 at 8 p.m. Proceeds go to UNESCO for East Bengal refugees in India and East Pakistan. They offer half fee. tickets on sale at multiple local outlets with donation options.
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Bennington
Billy Graham Day in Charlotte Draws Thousands
Thousands from Graham's hometown are expected to attend Billy Graham Day in Charlotte. President Nixon is among officials scheduled to appear as Graham, born 1918 on the city outskirts, marks a career with 43 million in-person listeners and 1.12 million responding to his calls. A second crusade is planned for next year.
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Prison Panel to Review Use of Force After Attica
The New York special panel led by Hugh R. Jones will study when deadly force may be used to quell prison uprisings. The group, part of three state bodies formed after Attica violence, will meet biweekly to set offices hire staff and propose corrections reforms.
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New York
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Attica
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Robert McKay
New York University School of Law
Professor to Speak on Nixon Economic Program at Library
Dr. James S. Youtsler of Skidmore College will discuss An Appraisal of the Nixon Economic Program at 8 p.m. Monday in the Saratoga Springs Public Library. The event is a meeting of the Spa City Branch of the American Association of University Women.
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Skidmore College
Saratoga Springs Public Library
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American Association of University Women
Vanderbilt Doctor Wins 1971 Nobel Prize in Physiology
Dr. Earl W. Sutherland Jr of Vanderbilt University won the 1971 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for discoveries on hormone action and the role of cyclic AMP. The award, $88 000 tax free, recognizes his work on how hormones signal cells and influence growth development and metabolism.
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Sweden
Earl W. Sutherland Jr
Vanderbilt University
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Tenn
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Kan
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Topeka
Washington University Medical School
St. Louis
Vanderbilt
Case-Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Ohio
Lasker Foundation
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Attica Prison Population To Be 1600 After Repairs
Attica New York. Superintendent Vincent Mancusi says the inmate population will be held at 1 600 after repairs. The riot last month left 43 dead and prompted a reduction from prior levels. The current count is 1 195 inmates with 410 guards. 27 more guards were added this week from other facilities.
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Chance Improving For 2 China Policy
Secretary of State William P. Rogers and U S ambassador George Bush said the odds favor keeping Nationalist China in the United Nations. They noted they have gained votes in the past two days and spoke at a news conference outside the Waldorf Towers.
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Italian Center Foundation Plans Columbus Day Dinner Dance
Former Rensselaer County Judge Lawrence J. Bizzarro, president of the Italian Community Center Charitable Foundation of Troy, announces John Ricci as general chairman for the Columbus Day Dinner Dance at the Italian Community Center Troy. Dinner at 8 p.m. with dancing 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. Committee lists cover ticketing, kitchen, arrangements, decorations, program, dinner, orchestra and reception assignments.
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Second Street
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Guy Cardnato
Charles Testo
Gennaro Valente
Nicholas Mantello
Jerry Gathen
Theodore Potenza
Joseph DeMura
Anthony Lanzillo
Larry Marchese
Frank Marchese
John Zullo
James Pasinella
Marco Zucaro
Richard
Junior Achievement To Start First Local Meeting
The 283 area high school students signed up for Junior Achievement will meet for the first time this fall at 6 50 p m Monday at Christ Church United Methodist. Daniel Campbell says interested students are welcome. Two Troy groups join others in Albany Amsterdam Ballston Spa and Schenectady with about 1500 area youths involved in winter programs. Norman Baptista will direct the Monday Troy Jaycees group and J C Johnson the Wednesday Norton Co group with assistants Bouchey and Roquet.
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Norton Co
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Howard Roquet
Society to Hear Cohoes Policeman
Capt Michael Robish of the Cohoes police force is scheduled as guest speaker at the monthly meeting of the Women's Society at Memorial Baptist Church Mechanicville at 7 30 p m Monday. Members of the Women's Association of First Presbyterian Church will be guests.
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Water Pipeline Underway To Aid Waterford Emergency Supply
Work has begun on a 16 inch ductile iron pipeline along Second Avenue to connect Waterford with the Troy system at 123rd Street. The project includes cross connections to the Troy distribution system, new fire hydrants, and bridge work on the Waterford bridge to bolster fire protection and emergency water supply. Completion expected by late next month.
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McKinney Sets TV Appearance on Buckley Show
Laurence McKinney son of Mrs. Laurence McKinney of Albany appears as a guest on William F Buckley Jrs Firing Line. The program to air Sunday Oct 24 at 8 p.m. on Channel 17. He co founded the Creative Learning Group in Cambridge to promote drug abuse education in high schools.
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Rensselaer Religion and Arts Festival Opens Ninth Program
Final plans for the ninth Rensselaer Festival of Religion and the Arts are announced for Oct 22 to Nov 2 on the RPI campus. Highlights include craft demonstrations, Octagon Painters exhibit, puppet shows, concerts, lectures by Louis Kahn and Nikki Giovanni, and a closing program with James Forrest.
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RPI Center
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Stephen E. Wiberly
Albany Symphony Orchestra
Mary Lou Sietta
Richard Albagl
David Johnston
Detroit
University of Michigan
Europe
Johnston
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Abortions at Saratoga Hospital Reach 77 Since 1970
Hospital officials report 77 abortions performed at Saratoga Hospital since July 1970 following the New York State legislation legalizing abortion.
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