Shoestring Tourist Finds Quaint Norway Charming
Ruth A. Jackson recalls a budget European tour stop in Norway from Newcastle to Bergen. She details Stavanger’s seaside charm, smorgasbord feasts, Bergen’s hillside funicular, Grieg’s home, and Oslo’s parks and museums. The piece underscores friendly locals, scenic fjords, and affordable Norwegian foods like goats cheese.
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Bergen
Stavanger
Norske Folke Museum
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Zulu Makes Big Success At Modeling
SAUL PETT profiles Mau rice Hunter the sole African Zulu who built a successful U S modeling career. He has appeared on over 3 million billboards, murals, book covers, and ads from New York to Albany, Pittsburgh, and Cincinnati. Born near Johannesburg, he came to the United States at six and has modeled for Norman Rockwell, Boardman Robinson, Eugene Savage, and others. He earned as much as 100 dollars posing as a Pullman porter, with early fees as low as a few cents. Hunter has long worked with Pratt Institute and was lauded for his vitality and expressive range by the school.
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Saul Pett
AP Newsfeatures
New York
Maurice Hunter
United States
Hunter
Albany, N.Y
Boardman Robinson
Pitsburgh
Cincinnati
Manhattan
Africa
Mexico
Johannesburg
South Africa
Norman Rockwell
Eugene Savage
Robert Henri
Dean Cornwell
Firstowest
Pratt Institute of New York
Voice of America mocks Russia over sturgeon caviar
Washington report notes that Persian sturgeon in Iranian waters supply caviar sold as Russian. The Voice of America mocks Moscow for failing to lure sturgeon into the Caspian’s northern area while Iran negotiates a 25 year fishing deal. Officials cite the 105 ton yearly sturgeon egg quota used for caviar.
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Voice of America
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Iran
Persia
Caspian
Amber Dog and Jay Walkers Threaten Denver Pedestrians
Denver readers are warned of dangerous pedestrian behavior as Amber-dogs race through crosswalks and jay walkers sprint between parked cars. Reports describe pedestrians assaulted by vehicles and motorists cited for safety violations, highlighting rising accident risks and urban friction.
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Denver
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