Meese Overturns T-shirt Ban at Justice Department
Justice Department lifts interim policy banning shirts like Experts Agree Meese Is a Pig after attorney general Edwin Meese III reviews the case. Bicycle messenger Christopher Stalvey was denied entry for wearing the shirt but later reporters note the standard remains for other attire. AC U legal director Arthur B. Spitzer sought action until policy change. Spokesman Patrick S. Korten defends the decision and notes reasonable standards exist for entry.
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White House
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Old Marilyn Monroe slides fetch record $4 500 at Christie’s East
Sandra Seid, 14, from Saratoga California, bought nine color Monroe slides for 4500 after a bidding battle at Christie’s East. The sale totaled 53955 for 96 color slides and seven black and white Norma Jean photos. An anonymous bidder paid 165000 for Judy Garland ruby slippers from The Wizard of Oz.
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Life Magazine
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Oak against satellite signals sparks town crime case
In Redding Connecticut Charles Marriner reports a neighbor Arthur Anderson cut down a two story oak on Marriner's property to improve his earth station reception. Anderson faces second degree criminal mischief and third degree criminal trespassing charges. he offers $500 and tree removal for dropping charges.
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Redding
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Arthur Anderson
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Painters' bright colors linked to illnesses noted in study
A Lancet report from Copenhagen doctors links rheumatoid arthritis and scleroderma in Rubens Renoir Dufy and Klee to exposure to heavy metals in bright pigments. They compared artist works finding red yellow and blue pigments enriched with mercury cadmium arsenic lead and other metals may have contributed to disease risk.
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Klee
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