Quick Read on Fake Masterpieces in Fort Lauderdale Gallery
In Fort Lauderdale a gallery pairs Van Gogh and Monet works with Renaissance pieces, all fake reproductions sold openly. President Ernest Cummins claims no deceit, just forged thrill with no risk of selling originals. The second item notes Hugo evacuation data discussed by South Carolina broadcasters with 285,000 evacuees.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
van Gogh
Ernest Thomas Cummins
Heritage House ‘Trading Group Ltd
Deaths noted for several individuals across states
Obituary brief lists Claus W. Bush Jr. of Greensboro Caldwell Mobley of Beech Island Dora B. Owens of Williston Thelma Sanfield of Walterboro Garland M. Slater of North Augusta Russel White of North Augusta Katharine E. Whitten of Aiken with instruction to see Page 5A for full details.
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Claus W. Bush Jr
Greensboro
N.C
Caldwell Mobley
Beech Island
Dora B. Owens
Williston
Thelma Sanfield
Walterboro
Garland M. Slater
North Augusta
Russel White
Katharine E. Whitten
Aiken
Greyhound Offers Wage Freeze Sparks Union Clash
Washington Greyhound proposes a four year wage freeze and elimination of 4,500 union jobs, calling it necessary as drivers continue a two month strike. Union leaders call the offer insulting and press for salvaging 1,300 jobs, while non union workers would fill remaining roles if the stoppage persists. Union President Strait says he won’t relay the weekend plan to 6,300 drivers still on strike as bargaining halts indefinitely. Currey to discuss Greyhound’s future in Dallas amid service cuts and reduced peak buses, with service kept in all but two percent of cities. The latest talks follow a March pause.
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Washington
Greyhound
Saiat
Edward M. Strait
Merike
Strait
Fred Currey
Dallas
Ers
Summer Squall Shines After Derby Run at Churchill Downs
Dogwood Stable president W Cothran Campbell reports Summer Squall in fine form after a second place in the Kentucky Derby. Trainer Neil Howard agrees the horse is bright and energetic as plans hint at the Preakness Stakes and beyond, though not racing three times in five weeks.
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Louisville
Dogwood Stable
W. Cothran
Cot
Campbell
Churchill Downs
Neil Howard
Uall
Howard
Budget Talks Loom for Open Negotiations With Bush
Congressional leaders say serious budget talks with the White House appear likely with no preconditions and all matters on the table. They exited a 90 minute session with President Bush after consulting with lawmakers, planning to reconvene later with tax committees to push toward deficit reduction.
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Washington
Congress
White House
Bush
House
Tom Foley
Foley
Senate
George Mitchell
Bob Dole
Stephen Hart
Bob Michel
Theodore Roosevelt
David McCullough
Gramm-Rudman
Reed Seeks More Releases After Harrowing Hostage Ordeal
Former hostage Frank Reed recounted brutal beatings by Islamic captors during 44 months in Lebanon. He described double chaining, blindfolds, and injuries to nose jaw ribs and kidneys while insisting negotiations to free six Americans and ten others remain essential. Fellow freed hostage Robert Polhill offered a contrasting view and disagreed with Reed on negotiating.
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Arlington
Frank Reed
Acos
Fifi
Tarek
Reed
Lebanon
Robert Polhill
Polhill
Frank
Bush
Taxes Force States to Make Hard Budget Choices
Lawmakers struggle to stretch revenue amid Northeast slowdown and Sun Belt growth. Narrow Rhode Island sales taxes broaden to Bible levies while Massachusetts income taxes and California gasoline taxes face reluctance. committee member warns of the magnitude ahead.
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Sun Belt
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
California
T.K. Pennapemse
Hiei House
Ards Committee
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Mount Pleasant
South Carolina
Associated Press Broadcasters Association
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UNION
Scott Webster
Apator
Biddie Realty
Whitney Field
Dogwood Crew
Kenzie Winstead
John Sununu
Richard Darman
Treasury
Nicholas Brady
Brady
Capitol Hill
Group of Seven Nations
Congressional Budget Office
The
Associated Press
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