Diamonds Still Guide Engagements And Blazing Color
Diamond buyers focus on cut color and clarity while trends shift toward fancy shapes and larger carats. Experts note flaws may be magnified, yet a minor flaw can be acceptable. brilliance depends on facet alignment and careful cutting. Cartier and Tiffany influence remains strong as retailers advise informed purchases.
American reenacts D-Day jump in Normandy village
In St Mere Eglise France Robert Murphy of Westwood Massachusetts 50 relived his 1944 parachute landing near a bean patch behind Nazi trenches He wore no combat paint this time but sprained an ankle during landing Dozens of veterans joined the anniversary tribute to the 1400 Americans buried in Allied cemeteries and to paratrooper Steele who played dead during the fighting
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Nebraska trade mission to Latin America planned
Nebraska manufacturers plan a trade mission to Venezuela Colombia and Ecuador in October 1978. The Midwest International Trade Association and the Nebraska Department of Economic Development sponsor the mission. It will be led through the Courtesy of Commerce and distributed by foreign country dealers. Contact Bill tract for more information.
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Rich Getty dies at 83 described as generous recluse
The billionaire Getty died at 83, remembered as a frugal man who donated much of his fortune. Eyewitness accounts recall his generosity and eccentricities, including his practice of charging a film crew for photographing his dogs. Eddie Moor, a local pub landlord, shared recollections of Getty’s complex persona.
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Burning Looting Mar the Canceled Idaho Rock Festival
The Kootenai County sheriff reports burning and looting by several thousand fans at a canceled festival in Stateline Idaho. Damage estimates range from 75000 to 100000 dollars with 21 Socieee. ste unclear.
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War hero, addict, seeks new life after probation turn
Former Green Beret captain O Connor wins four years probation for burglary after admitting past heroin use linked to morphine on battlefield. He quit drugs two years ago, plans car sales work, rehab programs, and writing a battlefield memoir to seek recognition. He vows tough stance against drug dealers.
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Blind man sees better than many politicians
A blind man declares he sees more clearly than many politicians as Charleston residents grow frustrated by inaction and swelling rhetoric. He accuses leaders of not doing enough for the people amid mounting civic discontent.
Save tax money on doctor bills and itemizing
Tax savings on medical expenses are possible if you itemize deductions. The Health Insurance Institute notes many payers overlook this option and miss deductible medical costs on their income tax returns.
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