Italy reels as 28 paintings stolen from Milan gallery
A Milan gallery, famed for its five security systems, suffered a daring theft of 28 paintings by Gauguin Van Gogh Renoir and others from the Carlo Grassi collection. Police say the thieves entered through a second floor window and moved through three stairs to a modern wing, taking high value works including two Adrien Van Strecht pieces and 26 modern works. The haul followed a prior Urbino theft of Renaissance masters, prompting fresh alarm over Italy’s museum protections. Authorities report the total value around 45 million. Several suspects were arrested in Urbino for that earlier crime. one released for lack of evidence.
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Congress shifts stance on gas rationing amid energy crisis
Congress has moved away from mandatory gasoline rationing as the fix for energy shortages. President Ford favors rationing only in an emergency. Lawmakers consider standby measures to cope with potential import embargoes, aligning with a toned down approach while debating a broader Democratic energy plan.
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Bentsen joins Democratic hopefuls in 1976 race
Senator Lloyd Bentsen declared his candidacy for the 1976 presidential race in the Senate caucus room, pledging a can-do energy plan and saying he could win. He criticized the Ford administration and opposed a large Viet Nam aid package while outlining proposals on oil, mileage, and windfall taxes. He stressed economic recovery and job creation as paramount for the nation.
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Quirk Featureed by Sara Gordon and Teta Atal in Good Housekeeping
In the current issue of Good Housekeeping, Sara Gordon and Teta Atal are highlighted for their eye catching quirks and style. Liberty Comer is also noted among featured profiles.
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The Argus Tapes reader letters and editorials collage
A miscellany from The Argus Tapes includes reader letters, editorials, and comments on topics such as girls sports recognition, MVGAL acronym debate, civic improvements, and public figures. The page showcases opinions about news coverage, strikes, social security, and youth protest, with several editors responding to readers.
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