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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1986

Page

8

Moore sculpture Vertebrae moves from Seattle to Japan

The eight ton Henry Moore bronze Vertebrae, a downtown Seattle landmark, is sold by JMB Realty for an undisclosed price and will be packed for shipment to Japan this weekend. Seafirst Bank originally bought it in 1971 for 650000. Bruce Guenther of the Seattle Art Museum criticizes the sale as unfortunate and possibly scandalous.

Seattle Henry Moore Fourth Avenue Madison Street Linnea Hircke JMB Realty Bruce Guenther Seattle Art Museum Hircko Chicago Moore Seafirst Bank JMB Seafirst Hiroko Mike Hascall Artech Art Movers Japan

Woman’s driveway turntable invention aids backing out

Jean Ford, 59, of Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, can back from her driveway without worry thanks to a remote controlled turntable built by her husband Carl. The device spins the car around on the driveway and cost about $6,000 to install.

Jean Ford Cuyahoga Falls Ohio Carl

Boston mural artist sues over whitewashed Jazz History wall

Paul T. Goodnight, a Smithsonian and National Gallery artist, sues Sentry Property Management in Suffolk Superior Court for $180,000 in damages and a $35,000 fee to recreate his mural. He claims the wall was altered without notice after residents valued the jazz scene.

Boston Massachusetts Paul T. Goodnight Smithsonian Institution National Gallery of Art Washington Goodnight Miles Davis Charlie Parker Sarah Vaughan Suffolk Superior Court Sentry Property Management Corp Brookline

Police plant bug on coffin in Florida murder case

Detectives in Port St. Lucie placed a listening device on Tracy Lynn Green's body in her coffin hoping her boyfriend Michael Odom would confess. The device captured only sobs. Odom, charged with Green's death after a March incident, claims she died by jumping from his van. His lawyer condemned the tactic.

West Palm Beach Fla Tracy Lynn Green Port St. Lucie Michael Odom Green St. Lucie Odom Robin Imerson

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