Amy Carter Debuts As Artist At School Festival
Amy Carter makes her public debut as an artist during a week long Fine Arts Festival at Stevens School. She created a colorful mural section titled Animals of the Jungle using brushes sponges and her hair. The scene shows a pink ostrich and a panda in a bamboo field among orange and blue playground imagery.
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Court Restores Plaintiff’s Libel Verdict In Cowles Case
A federal court decision grants substantial justice to the plaintiff by restoring to him the libel verdict previously taken away. Attorney Lawrence Alloto expresses satisfaction as the ruling emphasizes the court’s restoration of the plaintiff’s reputation. Local reactions praise the decision amid broader concerns over press influence and political pressures.
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Bergman Wins Tax Appeals in Stockholm Over Swedish Holdings
Expatriate director Ingmar Bergman defeated two tax appeals in Stockholm court. Prosecutor reprimanded as court rejected IRS claims Bergman owe taxes in Sweden on profits from his Swiss based film company Persona. The cine company Seelyn earned about 2 million kronor before dissolution after tax dispute proceedings.
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Indictment over Hanafi siege targets 12 leaders
A federal grand jury indicted Hamaas Abdul Khaalis and 11 Hanafi colleagues on conspiracy murder assault and kidnapping charges tied to the March seizure of three Washington buildings. They face murder and assault counts including the shooting of radio newscaster Maurice Williams and City Councilman Marion Barry. The case outlines a violent confrontation during the hostage-taking.
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Heyerdahl Plans New Reed Ship Voyage
World explorer Thor Heyerdahl announces a planned voyage on a reed ship, aiming to chart ancient sea routes from Mesopotamian and Indus civilizations to Sumerian sites. The project envisions a craft from several tons of reeds lashed and capable of carrying heavy loads, following earlier trials like Ra and Hall.
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Former Nev a-Diaa Radonino Returns to Jail
Former official Addonizio surrendered to federal marshals after losing a last minute appeal of a back to jail order. He had served five years of a fifteen year sentence for con tracting fraud against city contracts from 1962 to 1970.
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