Priceless theft at Gardner Museum robs 11 paintings
Two men posed as police bound guards and stole 11 works in the Gardner Museum's Dutch room around 1 am. FBI calls it a professional job. experts say the art is priceless though valued in the hundreds of millions while not on the market for a century.
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Boston
Degas
Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum
Constance Lowenthal
International Foundation For Art Research
FBI
Paul Cavanagh
United States
Ms. Lowenthal
Gardner Museum
Karen Haas
Museum
Local Obituaries Listings Across Several South Carolina Towns
Death notices list Earl Couch Langley Charles W Crosby Harry A Devaney Wilhelmin S Elmore William Joe Gibson Marion W Harrison Arthur Wrey Angus John L Newsome Catherine D Shaw Tiney P Southern Otis S Walker with page reference to 3B for full details.
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Earl Couch
Langley
Charles W. Crosby
Columbia
Harry A. Devaney
Summerton
Wilhelmin S. Elmore
Allendale
William Joe Gibson
Westminster
Marion W. Harrison
Orangeburg
Arthur Wrey
Angus
John L. Newsome
Cartington
Catherine D. Shaw
Aiken
Tiney
P. Southern
Windsor
Otis S. Walker
Opening Day Set For April 9
The four year contract agreement between baseball owners and players ends the salary arbitration dispute and clears the way for a 1990 season start. Opening day is now scheduled for April 9 at Fenway Park in Boston, with teams slated for 158 games though the commissioner hopes for 162.
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New York
Baseball
Boston
Fenway Park
Fay Vincent
Opening baseball games face post-season delay and TV rights
Vincent says the season could resume with efforts to avoid an asterisk next to the Monthly. CBS-TV will decide if games can be made up, potentially delaying postseason and pushing the schedule back a few days while TV rights determination holds the key.
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Vincent
Cbs-Tv
Baseball Talks Agreements Set Player Service Rules
Baseball negotiators agreed on eligibility for 17 percent of players with two years of service requiring at least 86 roster days in the prior season. A $100,000 minimum salary for salaried players is included, plus a $399 million annual owners’ contribution to the players pension fund. Rosters stay at 24 this season, expanding to 25 in 1991 and remaining there through any further expansion.
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Salar Sena Br
Aiken County School District seeks 55 million for facilities upgrade
In one of South Carolina’s wealthier counties, officials say 55 million dollars is needed to repair aging schools. Paint peels, termites, outdated HVAC, and crowded rooms show neglect. Superintendent Dr. Joseph R. Brooks cites years of low maintenance and high needs.
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Aiken County
Mprove
Joseph R. Brooks
Daren Groupe
Landscap
Brooks
World Tour Travel Of House Members Costs Million
Records show 87 House members including two non voting delegates traveled abroad Oct 1 to Dec 31 1989 visiting at least 60 locations at a taxpayer cost around $1 million. Over 100 staffers joined the trips with some flying first class and even Antarctica study trips cited.
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Washington
House
Europe
House Appropriations Committee
Teledyne Aiken Plans Plant at Verenes Industrial Park
Teledyne Aiken will locate a manufacturing plant in Verenes Industrial Park, creating about 100 jobs. The $4 million facility will specialize in custom machining and metal casting, with 30 initial hires and a two-phase expansion to 110 to 120 thousand square feet by years end and beyond.
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Teledyne Aixen
Verenes
Teledyne Corporation
Teledyne
Harold Dorton
Aiken
Addi
Dorton
Ben Sweet
Robinson-Humphrey Co. Inc
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Arctica
Stephen J. Solarz
House Foreign Affairs
Stanley Roth
New York Democrat
Wes
Teledyne Aiken
Philip Lord
Dyke Industries
Anicipal Airport
FMC Corporation
Pepperidge Farms
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