Stolen Scream joins vast cache of art feared lost
The Scream by Edvard Munch, stolen from a Norwegian museum during a 1994 Lillehammer incident, is listed among some 150,000 missing artworks feared gone. Interpol and experts warn most thieves lack buyers and many works vanish into private hands, with occasional surprising recoveries and cross-border police limits.
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McGreevey aide seeks only apology in harassment case
Golan Cipel, the governor’s former homeland security adviser, may drop plans to sue if Gov. James E. McGreevey apologizes. Allen Lowy says an apology could settle the matter quickly, while McGreevey’s camp denies harassment occurred and cites the resignation. The U.S. Attorney’s Office probes extortion claims tied to the case.
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Archdiocese to pay 2 million to settle abuse claims
The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of St. Louis will pay 2 million to settle 18 abuse claims against five priests and a nun, with about a third insured. The agreement, covering 1970s and 80s misconduct, includes child protection education, abuse recognition training, and posting the state hotline in church workplaces.
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Italian journalist Enzo Baldoni reported killed in Iraq
An Al Jazeera video allegedly shows Italian journalist Enzo Baldoni being killed after militants threatened to execute him unless Italy withdrew its 3000 troops from Iraq. Italian Premier Berlusconi condemned the act but said troops would remain. Baldoni had been reporting for Diario.
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Captain relieved of command after Kennedy collision
The Navy plans to relieve Captain Stephen B. Squires, commander of the aircraft carrier USS John F. Kennedy, over a July collision with a dhow in the Persian Gulf. The Kennedy remained undamaged apart from two damaged jets, with an investigation pending and Captain John W. Miller set to take command.
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