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Newspaper

Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1985

Page

17

Missing art recovered from Baltimore Museum heist

FBI says nearly half of 34 missing artworks may be recovered. Pieces reappeared in New York galleries auctions and private collections after sale by thieves. It is unclear if Rembrandt and Dürer works were among those found. authorities note many items are prints with collector stamps.

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Wrong number calls spark a moral dilemma and voice woes

Dear Abby offers counsel on a married woman who chats weekly with a wrong-number friend, a man coping with a high pitched voice seeking advice, a reader unhappy with ink stains, and a shy 25 year old seeking dating tips. The column urges restraint, coaching, and proactive communication.

Abby National Association For Hearing and Speech Action Rockville Pike Rockville Maryland

Society Hears of Many Groups for Remarriage Support

A columnist muses on the proliferation of associations around marriage, divorce, and stepfamilies. She notes Goose and Gander for First Wives and First Husbands, Parents Without Partners, SWADE and its aims, plus a playful jab at a Glass Roundtable group. The piece cites remarriage rates and suggests reluctant sympathy for the low mood roundtable.

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Pharoah's curse linked to tomb mold allergy

Strasbourg physician argues the Tutankhamen curse deaths were caused by an allergic reaction to mold. Dr. Caroline Stenger-Philippe ties at least six deaths to allergic alveolitis from fungi in the sealed tomb. Evelyn-White and others died by self harm or unrelated causes misunderstanding the tomb’s dangers.

Pharoah Strasbourg France Hugh Evelyn-White Tutankhamen Caroline Stenger-Philippe Evelyn White Luxor Egypt Strasbourg University School of Medicine Stenger-Philippe

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