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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1986

Page

7

Offshore oil collapse cripples Louisiana coast

Houma and coastal towns face economic ruin as offshore rigs idle and supply boats sit at dockside. Businesses shutter, workers lose jobs, and once-bustling Highway 90 strips show For Lease and Closed signs while locals pivot to new livelihoods. A minister cites renewed community resilience.

Associated Press Houma Lousianas New Orleans Lake Charles Louisiana Gulf of Mexico Bullot Troy Billiot Biot William Lindner Oli Lake Gibson James Gilmore Oceanonics Inc Gilmore Peggy Champagne CPL Supply Inc Morgan City Offeniare CPL Intercoastal Waterway Winn-Dixie Highway 90 Mark Guiliot Guiliot

Nazi era art sent home to West Germany from US

About 6 200 oil paintings drawings and watercolors commissioned by Adolf Hitler s regime are being returned from the United States to West Germany and will go to the Bavarian Army Museum in Ingolstadt. The collection emphasizes historical value over pure propaganda with many works by the Fine Arts Unit and ordinary soldiers.

Associated Press Ingolstadt West Germany Adolf Hitler United States U.S Ernst Aichner Danube Aichner Fine Arts Unit Hitler Munich Washington Bavaria Fuehrer Gordon Gilkey Gilkey Portland Ore Army Museum U.S. War Department Berlin Portland Art Museum Finance Ministry Federal Republic of Germany Eberhard Hubrich Hubrich Pueblo Colo

Cambodian refugee wins nationwide essay on freedom in Memphis

Rath Chum, a seventh grader in Memphis, wins Junior Scholastic essay contest on freedom. He and his parents will travel to New York for the Statue of Liberty centennial celebration. He recalls escape from Cambodia in 1981 and says America offers meaning and opportunity despite rough housing. He plans to pursue English and continues to enjoy singing and writing.

Associated Press Mempsis Tenn Rath Chum Memphis Junior Scholastic Magazine New York Rath America

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