Expert declares Cincinnati panther from Tutankhamun tomb
Egyptologist John Cooney asserts a bronze panther in the Cincinnati Art Museum stems from Tutankhamun's tomb with high confidence. The piece, acquired in 1941 via Dikran Kalekian and later donated by John J. Emery, faces competing claims from Kalekian’s heir and dealers while Cooney notes 18th Dynasty linkage and ceremonial use.
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Cleveland
John Cooney
Cincinnati Art Museum
Tutankhamun
Thomas Hoving
New York
Metropolitan Museum of Art
News Antiquities House
Howard Carter
Cooney
Carter
Cooney Cooney
Cleveland Museum of Art
King Tut
London
Rudolph Forrer
Spinks and Son
England
Forrer
Cincinnat Art Museum
Cincinnati Museum
John J. Emery
Dikran Kalekian
Kalekian
Charles
Egypt
Siamese Twins Separated But Remain Seriously Ill
Siamese twins Sonya and Tonya Bain survived the separation surgery but remain in serious condition with separate, serious heart problems. After Thursday’s operation they underwent another procedure to repair their hearts. The girls, born October 3 in Raleigh, had shared a chest and liver and faced long odds before surgery. Their parents, David and Geraldine Bain, were at Duke Medical Center in Durham. Filston and Gross cautioned that outcomes remain uncertain.
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N.C
Sonya
Tonya Bain
Raleigh
Howard Filston
Duke
Steven Gross
Tax cut plan seeks Carter approval from lawmakers
Washington AP reports backers of a plan to cut individual income taxes by about 25 percent over five years seek President Carter’s endorsement after lopsided House and Senate support. The plan faces House opposition on college tuition credits and a Senate clash over church-state separation, with conferees weighing a tax cut bill tied to potential veto risk.
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D-Ga
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D-Fla
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R-Okla
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Russell Long
D-La
al Ullman
D-Ore
Congress
Nunn
Abner Mikva
Senate House
Long
Uiman
Ullman
Energy plan left in limbo after House rules vote
Washington Carter administration backers fail to move a single vote on the five part energy package, leaving the natural gas pricing section vulnerable as adjournment nears. The Rules Committee rejected both a single vote and a plan to split the package, leaving lawmakers to resolve the impasse before Saturday.
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House Rules Committee
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Shirley Chisholm
Dn.y
James Schlesinger
James Abourezk
South Dakota
Middletown Man Sentenced for Child Sexual Offenses
Gerald Gutshall, 35, of 4378 Bonita Drive Middletown, was sentenced by Judge Robert Marrs to concurrent terms at the Ohio Penitentiary for raping a 9 year old girl and sexually battering a 13 year old boy. Gutshall had pleaded guilty earlier with sentencing delayed for a psychiatric evaluation.
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Gerald Gutshall
Bonita Drive
Middletown
Ohio
Butler County Common Pleas
Robert L. Marrs
Gutshall
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