Mona Lisa exceeds as self portrait claim by da Vinci
A Bell Laboratories scholar argues the Mona Lisa resembles Leonardo da Vinci more than a mysterious subject. Using a da Vinci self portrait, Lillian Schwartz finds eyes hairline cheeks and nose match the Mona Lisa and says the smile mirrors the 1518 self portrait.
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New York
Leonardo da Vinci
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Bell Laboratories
da Vinci
Art & Antiques Magazine
Lillian Schwartz
Mona Lisa
Art & Antiques
OPEC Hopes Falter as Oil Prices Slide in Geneva
In Geneva, OPEC faces fading chances of a production cut as talks stall. Prices drop across European markets as ministers delay a formal session for the second day, signaling a worsening oil glut situation.
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OPEC
Geneva
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
De Lorean Cleared in Embezzlement Trial Victory
John De Lorean, 61, celebrated as jurors acquitted him on 15 racketeering and fraud counts in a case tied to his failed car venture. He predicted the embezzlement verdicts would topple the 20 civil suits against him. He wept, praised God, and embraced his lawyers.
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Detroit
John de Lorean
de Lorean
Mazda plant cookbook blends cultures at Flat Rock picnic
Japanese and American workers at the Mazda Motor Manufacturing plant under construction in Flat Rock Michigan collaborated on a 132 page cookbook titled Someones In The Kitchen With Mazda They shared recipes and cultural insights highlighting the community gap and mutual learning points voiced by Mazda staff member Jenni Call who helped compile the book.
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Flat Rock, Mich
Mazda Motor Manufacturing Corp
Mazda
Flat Rock
Jenni Call
Voyager Nears Halfway Point In World Flight On One Tank
The Voyager crew nears halfway of its 25 000 mile mission to circumnavigate the globe on one fuel load. Ground crews monitor fuel use as storms in the Indian Ocean force fuel saving tactics and an engine issue prompts a one engine flight portion.
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Los Angeles
Burt Rutan
Dick Rutan
Indian Ocean
Larry Cansler
Voyager
Sri Lanka
Hasentus Plans To Return Home Today
Hasentus, the 45 year old American mercenary pardoned by Nicaragua after a two month jail term for smuggling weapons to Contras, spent his first night at the U S ambassador residence in Guatemala. He and his wife Sally plan to fly to Miami then Marinette Wisconsin where they will return home.
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Guatemala City
Eugene Hasentus
Nicaragua
U.S
Guatemala
Hasentus
Sally
Miami
Marinette
Wis
Managua
Daniel) Ortega
Hasenfus
Genetic Switch Tied to Leukemia Findings
New studies propose a genetic on off switch failing to respond to hormonal control helps form a leukemia. Ronald Evans of the Salk Institute and Howard Hughes investigator explains the cancer gene may create a faulty switch after virus infection. Findings appear in Nature, with mixed views on proof.
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New York
Ronald Evans
Salk Institute For Biological Studies
Howard Hughes Medical Institute
San Diego
Calif
Evans
Europe
Nature
Aiken Standard Contact and Office Hours
The Aiken Standard lists phone numbers for subscriptions and classifieds and provides office hours. It notes display advertising contacts and newsroom ideas lines, along with the mailing address and street location at 124 Rutland Drive.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken, S.C
North Augusta
S.C. Highway Patrol
Salley
Volun
Wagener
Wagener Police
Aiken Communications Inc
P.O
Aiken
S.C
American jailed in Nicaragua says he is being treated well
U S Senator Christopher Dodd met with Sam Nesley Hall of Ohio, jailed on spying and terrorism suspicions near Managua. Hall told Dodd he was being treated well during a brief, fifteen minute conversation. officials would not disclose details of the meeting. The Sandinista government said Hall was arrested near Punta Huete air base and had military maps in his sock.
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Managua
Nicaragua
U.S
Christopher Dodd
D-Conn
Sam Nesley Hall
Ohio
Hall
Dodd
Punta Huete
USDA probes Klan allegations in Arkansas agency review
The Agriculture Department asks its inspector general to probe claims of racism and unsubstantiated KKK ties among Arkansas officials. An Office of Advocacy and Enterprise study found perceptions of Klan links but said assertions were not substantiated. The report noted a climate of institutional racism in some communities and ongoing civil rights concerns at soil conservation sites.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Arkansas
John J. Franke Jr
Department
KKK
USDA
Office of Advocacy and Enterprise
Soil Conservation Service
Franke
Inspector General
Don Edwards
D-Calif
Edwards
House Judiciary Committee
Walter White
White
Forrest City
SCS
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Cynthia Greer
India
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Edwards Air Force Base
Rutan
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Jutila
Jeana Yeager
Chuck Yeager
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Africa
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South China Sea
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Nicaraguan National Assembly
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New Ellenton
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Houndslake
Augusta Highway
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