Van Gogh painting sparks flurry of fake finds at auctions
A Wisconsin couple’s unknown Van Gogh is set for March sale with an estimated 500000. Leslie Hindman notes a flood of calls from people claiming to own similar works after the discovery. The work, though minor, is expected to fetch about half a million. The piece was authenticated by Rijksmuseum curators in Amsterdam.
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Leslie Hindman
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Lesie Besdeve Hadieen
Rijksmuseum
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Amsterdam
Hindman
Milwaukee
Deaths Mrs. Amero and Mr. Sorgee Listed
Notices announce the deaths of Mrs. Elizabeth Ann Amero of North Augusta and Mr. William Walker Sorgee of Graniteville. Details appear on page 58.
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North Augusta
William Walker Sorgee
Granitevile
Overcrowding Blamed for Detention Center Escape
Aiken County detention center overcapacity and lax security are blamed for a Wednesday escape by two inmates, including a murder suspect, who scaled a 10 foot fence. Guards reportedly had orders not to shoot, relying on intimidation instead.
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Escapes Highlight Need for Replacement Jail in Aiken
Aiken County Councilwoman LaWar McKenzie says weekly inmate escapes at the Aiken County Detention Center show the urgent need for a new jail. As chair of the Judicial and Public Safety Committee, she has led a multi year push for construction, noting daily escapes and overcapacity. The JPS panel plans its first year meeting later this month with escapes and jail construction likely on the agenda.
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Bush seeks congressional backing for force in Gulf crisis
President Bush urged Congress to approve U S authority to use force in the Persian Gulf. Senators pressed for sanctions time and cautioned on potential casualties as protests erupted near the Capitol and White House.
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Live Gulf Debates Carried by Radio and TV Nationwide
Live coverage of congressional debates on the Persian Gulf crisis is broadcast on C-SPAN and Peach State Public Radio. Peach State’s WACG 90.7 FM Augusta College airs the debates with Ed Hula noting all-programming preemption except All Things Considered. Coverage runs from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., returns at 6:30 p.m., and continues through the debate with anchors Cokie Roberts and Brian Naylor guiding the coverage.
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Atlanta
All Things Considered
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Brian Naylor
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Hyde and McHugh Comment on War Authority Vote
Jan. 15 remarks quoted Hyde Bill and Rep McHugh reflect cautious views on granting war authority. McHugh warns a presidential move toward war despite opposition while calling for sober assessment of policy and majority support.
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Matthew McHugh
D-N.y
Security tightens at possible terrorism targets ahead of Iraq war
Security officials step up vigilance at airports, power plants, the Capitol, and national parks as the State Department warns of possible terrorist attacks worldwide if war with Iraq begins. In Tampa the plans for the Super Bowl face scenarios including a potential postponement to honor troops.
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SRS Emphasizes heightened awareness for terrorism
The Savannah River Site boosts alertness as threat of terrorism grows. Public affairs officer Carl Nandrasy notes ongoing heightened posture and asks all personnel to report odd activity. DOE and site officials cite prudent precautions, tighter access control, and widespread anti-terrorism efforts without an immediate upgrade.
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Carl Nandrasy
Wackenhut Services Inc
Westinghouse
SRS
Pat Webber
DOE
Nandrasy
Friends Pay Homage To Sen Lindsay
State Sen. Jack Lindsay of South Carolina, a powerful Bennettsville Democrat for nearly three decades, died at 63 from pneumonia with renal and liver failure following a lung transplant. He never recovered from the Jan. 1 operation and was a key Senate figure known for wit and influence, amid FBI probe shadows. He is survived by his wife Frances and two sons. Funeral arrangements were to be announced.
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