Rothko Estate Suit Reveals Conflicts of Interest
A long running suit over Mark Rothko paintings exposed a web of conflicts among executors, Marlborough Gallery, and Reis, the will’s drafter. The Surrogate ordered return of 698 paintings, awarded $9.25 million in damages, and $3.3 million in fines against Lloyd and the executors for negligence and self dealing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Rothko
Rothko
Rothko Foundation
Kate
Christopher
Bernard Reis
Theodore Samos
Morton Levine
Fordham
Reis
New York
Marlborough Gallery
Marlborough
Francis Lloyd
Liechtenstein
Rachel Mellon
National Gallery
Millard Midonick
Ben Heller
Peter Selz
Berkeley
New
York
Modern Museum
Whistler
Corot
Pollock
Lloyd’s
Lloyd
East 68Th Street
Donovan
Association of the Bar of the City of
Lawrence Berenson
Julian Mack
Hess
Berenson
United States
Yale
Art Students League
Washington
Phillips Gallery
Seagram
Four Seasons
London
Tate Gallery
Andre Emmerich
Bond
John Mitchell
Bennington Insurance Policy Unearthed From 1840 Record
The article reveals that Bennington once housed the Bennington County Mutual Fire Insurance Company, with an 1840 document unearthed in Manchester Center. It also notes local happenings including Apple Growers’ conference plans, a major fire loss on East Road, and civic events such as a school dance, a department store lease, and science fair honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington County Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Manchester Center
Fred Stone
Bennington County Farm Bureau
Bennington
Richard J. Jones
Lena Jones
East Road
DuCharme School of Dance
Charles Bushee
Susan Webster
Jean Horst
George Wolff
Union Fern, Inc
Troy
N.Y
New York State
Massachusetts
Haynes and Kane
Main Street
Helen C. Haynes
John B. Harte
Power struggle in Congress reshapes leadership race
The piece surveys Democratic leadership dynamics with Kennedy stepping back from the majority bid while Carter looms as a unifying force. It notes potential changes in House Speaker and Senate leadership, a possible Carter presidency influence, and a shift toward unified party control under future leaders like O'Neill and Humphrey or Muskie and Hollings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House of Representatives
House
Mike Mansfiel
Carl Albert
Mansfield
Albert
London
White House
Congress
Supreme Court
Pennsylvania Avenue
Hubert Humphrey
Mike Mansfield
Thomas P
Tip’’ O’neill Jr
Massachusetts
Phil Burton
Jack McFall
California
John Brademas
Indiana
Dick Bolling
Missouri
Virginia
Ed Muskie
Maine
Fritz Hollings
South Carolina
Sen. Kennedy
Senate Judiciary Committee
James Eastland
Mississippi
Kennedy
Jimmy Carter
Georgia
Jack Kennedy
George McGovern
Tip O’neill
Mo Udall
Humphrey
Udall
Carter
Frank Thompson
New Jersey
Kissinger
O'Neill
Byrd
Muskie
Hollings
L.B.J
New York Times News Service
Howard Hughes Man or Myth in Boston
Clifford Irving argues Hughes defies simple judgment. The piece probes the elusive essence of Hughes, a mythic American figure whose wealth power and secrecy prompt fascination rather than clarity. It muses on whether Hughes was a genius, a cipher, or a living paradox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Clifford Irving
Howard Hughes
Hughes
Great Gatsby
Citizen Kane
Hollywood
Howard Hughesworth
Christian Science Publishing Society
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Annapolis, Md
John Ruskin
Kate Rothko Prizel
Johns Hopkins
William H. Wills
Vermont
Rutland
Everett
Harry C. Ridlon
Charles P. Hayward
Julius B. Vallie
Lawrence Bailey
Richard Mason
Eagle Square Mfg. Co
Shaftsbury
Francis LaRoche
Jack Clawson
Norwich University
Richard Corcoran
BCHS
John Holland
Timothy Morrissey
Robert Byrd
West
James Reston
Times News Service
Ford
Capitol Hill
State Department
Henry Kissinger
Life Stride
Whiz Kid
Main St
Fischetti
Ny Ie
Fienberg
Bennington, VT
Boneless
Chuck
Walker
Myth
By Melvin Maddocks
Nevada
Beverly Hills
Orson Welles
Texas
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