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Music from Marlboro; a Haydn planotrio, a Mozart Divertimento, and Tovey's Horn Trio; The Longy School at 1 Follen...
...Chairs 1,100 19 Bromley Mountain Manchester 3 chairs, 5 J-bars, Pomalift 1,525 20 Burke Mountain East Burke chair, T-bar, 2 Pomalifts 1,750 21 Glen Ellen Waltsfield 4 T-bar, Pomalift 2,645 22 Haystack Wilmington 2 chairs, 3 T-bars 1,400 23 Hogback Marlboro 4 T-bars 500 24 Jay Jay Peak Tramway, 2 chairs, 3 T-bars 2,090 25 Killington Sherburne Gondola, 8 chairs, 2 Pomslifts 3,050 26 Mad River Glen Waltsfield 4 chairs 1,985 27 Magic Mountain Londonderry 3 chairs, T-bar 1,150 28 Maple Valley West Dummerston...
GARY HART, 36, the manager of George McGovern's 1972 presidential campaign, who defeated Colorado's two-term incumbent Republican Senator, Peter Dominick. A sort of "Marlboro man" turned politician, the Kansas-born Hart stumped the state for 18 months in an endless switchback between the vote-rich "front range" and the lightly populated western slope The party is over, the day of having it all is gone," he told Coloradans, pledging to conserve the state's energy resources and work against any damaging exploitation of Colorado's oil shale "We lave an energy-rich state...
...York Jesuit Joseph F. O'Rourke anticipated some sort of trouble when he went to Marlboro, Mass., recently to baptize the baby of Mrs. Carol Morreale (TIME, Sept. 2). Incensed by her advocacy of an abortion-information clinic, local priests had refused to perform the baptism, and O'Rourke stepped into the breach against orders from his immediate superior. Last week it was clear that the Jesuits took O'Rourke's disobedience much more seriously than he had expected: his New York provincial superior, the Very...
Taylor insisted that his action "does not speak to" the abortion controversy in Marlboro, but reflected "differences of understanding and judgment" between O'Rourke and his superiors. Taylor stressed that he had decided on the dismissal (which had the approval of Jesuit headquarters in Rome) only after "careful review and discussion" with O'Rourke. But Father Frederick O'Connor, the superior who had originally ordered O'Rourke not to perform the baptism, wondered whether the young Jesuit had been given "ample opportunity and assistance to defend himself...