Cunard to Retire Liner Mauretania
Cunard will withdraw the Mauretania from service in November after 26 years on the New York route. The 35,655-ton liner, built in 1939, may be sold, scrapped or chartered. she served as a troopship in World War II and was modernized eight years ago at a cost of $1.4 million.
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Van Gogh Sower Sells for 250 000 at Palm Beach Auction
New York attorney Roger Oresman bid for an undisclosed client as Van Gogh The Sower topped the sale at 250 000 dollars. The Morris Hart collection from New York and Palm Beach included Monet Juan les Pins and Renoir Enfant en Bleu with high bids also placed.
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Doctor to Bring Full Easter Island Health Records
A Chilean physician arriving soon on Easter Island will have access to the most exact health histories for all potential patients. Dr. Stanley Skornya of McGill University, leading the Canadian expedition, said the new doctor will possess records unmatched anywhere in the world.
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