Capitol in Need of Face lift after 192 years
The U S Capitol faces a 49 million dollar renovation as it traces its 192 year history from fiery bombings to political drama. Architects and historians weigh its Palladian neoclassical design, and the ongoing West Front restoration aims for completion in 1988.
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U.S. Capitol
Capitol
Robert M. Andrews
Associated Press
Washington
United States Capitol
Don Canby
Architecture Magazine
Frederick D. Nichols
University of Virginia
Lois Craig
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
White House
Houses of
Parliament
Kremlin
Greece
Rome
Thomas Jefferson
St. Isaac’s Cathedral
St. Petersburg
St. Peter’s Basilica
Vatican
St. Paul’s Cathedral
London
Santa Maria Dei Fiori
Florence
Pantheon
Church of the Invalids
Paris
Congress House
William Thornton
The
Virgin Islands
Pierre Charles L’enfant
Jenkins’ Hill
Thornton
Virginia
Congress
Philadelphia
Senate Chamber
Kentucky
William Preston Taulbee
Louisville Times
Constantino Brumidi
Rotunda
Brumidi
Senate
Italy
Rembrandt Peale
John Trumbull
Albert Bierstadt
Seth Eastman
Kamehameha I
Hawaiian Islands
Martin Luther King Jr
George Washington
Cliff Young
Allyn Cox
Helsinki Watch Committee Dissidents Face Crackdown Ten Years On
Ten years after Helsinki agreements, most of the Helsinki Watch Committee members are imprisoned in internal exile or banished abroad. Remaining figures have ceased activism due to pressure, age, and health. The group, once led by Shcharansky, Orlov, and Ginzburg, helped publicize Soviet human rights abuses and inspired similar committees across Soviet republics.
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Andrew Rosenthal
Associated Press
Moscow
Soviet Union
Helsinki Watch Committee
Anatoly Shcharansky
Yuri Orlov
Alexander Ginzburg
Andrei Sakharov
Yelena Bonner
Gorky
Sofia Kalistratova
Naum Meiman
Kalistratova
Meiman
Inna Kitrosskaya
U.S.S.R
Shcharansky
Orlov
Ginzburg
Bonner
Lyudmilla Alekseeva
Pyotr Grigorenko
Alexander Korchak
Malva Landa
China
Vitaly Rubin
Grigorenko
Landa
Siberia
United States
Rubin
Alekseeva
Korchak
Viktor Nekipelov
Vladimir Slepak
Tatyana Osipova
Latvia
Armenia
Ukraine
Georgia
Nekipelov
Osipova
Slepak
University or the country Promoters test Columbia image
City promoters in Columbia, South Carolina, plan a four year program to boost the city’s image and survey New Yorkers for reaction. Responses mix jokes about coffee, a Mets farm club, a spaceship nickname, and odd remarks about drugs from the region.
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Columbia, S.C
South Carolina
Columbia
Mets
Chernoff-Silver & Associates
Bargain Fashion and Home Goods Event
A cluttered sale ad lists bridal gowns, dresses, raincoats, sleepwear, spring suits, and activewear with mixed original prices and discounted rates. It features jewelry, watches, handbags, umbrellas, rain jackets, scarves, slippers, shirts, slacks, and home ware including dinnerware and flatware. The note references store hours Monday to Saturday 10 to 9 and a contact number.
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Supreme Court
Library of Congress
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Benjamin Henry Latrobe
Latrobe
Charles Bulfinch
Boston
House
Thomas A. Walter
Philadephia
Capitol Hill
New Jersey Avenue
Eileen Foley
Ben West
House Press Gallery
Grenada
U.S
Lebanon
Iowa
Fred Schwengel
Schwengel
Atlantic
Robert E. Lee
Ethan Allen
Abraham Lincoln
William Jennings Bryan
Will Rogers
Joseph Ware
South Dakota
Yankton College
Shoup
Idaho
Glick
Kansas
Eisenhower
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Susan B. Anthony
Lucretia Mott
Mount Vernon
Poly
Seeee Diesses
London Fog
Orig
Russ Sportswear
Kid’s Fashions
Izod
Robert Tabakow
Jacme
Feenee
Liz Claiborne
Angel
Ee Royal Doulton
Moana International Stoneware
Foduda
F. B. Rogers
Malimo
CER Mall