Elgin Scrapbook of Titanic Survivors Sells for 50000
An 85-year-old Elgin scrapbook with Titanic survivors photos and witness accounts sold for 50000. Buyer plan to disassemble and auction pieces later this summer. Dan Knoll for Mastro Fine Auction notes broad public access would be lost if sold privately.
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Sierra Club rejects anti immigration plan by 3 to 2 vote
In a weeklong tally of about 78 000 members, Sierra Club members rejected a plan urging strict U S immigration curbs to protect the environment. Club President Adam Werbach called the measure hor rerdous and said the club is stronger after fending it off. Backers said population growth drives environmental damage and vowed to try again.
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Ray Kings form puzzling alliance in King assassination case
Washington reports on the March 27 1997 prison meeting between James Earl Ray and Dexter King son of Martin Luther King Jr. Rays later autopsy cites liver failure from hepatitis. Claims of Ray involvement persist amid doubts about others being involved and calls for clarity.
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