Norman Rockwell at 80 Still Painting Bold Portraits
Norman Rockwell, turning 80 Sunday, works seven days a week at his Stockbridge studio. He says he is a hack illustrator who commands high prices and continues to tackle portraits of the rich, famous, poor, and forgotten, including a multi racial scene with an American flag backdrop. He aims to stay productive and active in town life, cycling with his wife Molly in good weather and hoping to keep creating until he dies.
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Lawrence Spiegel
Associated Press
Stockbridge
Mass
Norman Rockwell
Rockwell
Massachusetts
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Florida
Fire consumes bank building as rescuers battle deadly blaze
In Sao Paulo a bank building erupts in 40 foot flames as civilians on the roof wave for help. Helicopters cannot land amid heat and smoke while rescuers race ladders and hoses. Survivors and victims crowd the street and interior casualties are found after the inferno ends.
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Mariner 10 To Take Photos Of Venus
The Mariner 10 mission aims to capture photos as it passes within 3600 miles of Venus en route to Mercury. Despite thick clouds veiling the surface, scientists expect to learn about Venus atmosphere and atmospheric processes from the cloud cover.
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Associated Press
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Jesuits Split on Impeachment Bias and Self-Disqualification
Drinan should disqualify himself from impeachment deliberations, says John McLaughlin the only Jesuit priest on Nixon’s staff. McLaughlin argues a fair trial requires the congressman to step aside while Drinan asserts his impartiality and defends the process amid party criticism.
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Peace Meeting Dividing Arabs
Palestinian guerrilla leaders argue over attending Geneva peace talks fearing a Arab Israel settlement would betray their cause. Arafat, named PLO representative, faces criticism from factions like Saiqa, Popular Front for Liberation of Palestine, and Popular Front General Command for being too aligned with Sadat. Some call for attending to secure concessions, others push continued armed struggle, with fears that Geneva could mean surrender of lands occupied in 1948.
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Associated Press
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