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...seemed to find himself a congenial social group whenever we moved to a town," says his younger sister Janice, a portrait painter in Riverside, Conn...
Ronald Sienko, president of Sienko Consultants in Newton, Conn., recently designed a device that substantially cuts the cost of measuring water levels in reservoirs and pipelines. Early this year he borrowed $20,000 on a personal note at 11.43% interest, built ten machines and sold them all. Since then, he has had 220 inquiries about the device from cities and towns round the country, but he cannot raise the money to make more than about 20 additional machines, except at prohibitive cost. "I tell the banks I need $50,000 to $100,000 to get this thing going...
...seating capacity of a dinner theater can vary from 200 to 800, and the atmosphere ranges from the cozy rusticity of the Coachlight in Warehouse Point, Conn., to the early Las Vegas eleganza of the neighboring Chateau de Ville. But with few exceptions there are four constants: 1) a huge parking lot; 2) expensive drinks; 3) an enormous meal at tables crammed to fire department limits around a stage often no bigger than the platter under the ubiquitous roast beef; and 4) light comedy or musicals after dinner interrupted by lengthy intermissions during which patrons can refill those expensive drinks...
Winners of Harvard prizes for 1974 are: the Bonaparte Scholarship. Harold H. Koh '75 of Mather House and New Haven, Conn.; Burr 1909 Scholarship, Merrick Garland '74 of Quincy House and Lincolnwood, Ill.; Landon Memorial Scholarship, Nicholas G. Harris '74 of Winthrop House and Youngstown, Ohio; the Palfrey Exhibition, Robert A. Levine '74 of Leverett House and New York City...
Glastonbury, Conn...