For Sport's Sake Deer Hunting Sparks Debate
The December NEWSWEEK critique of hunting mishaps cites NRA data showing deer and rabbit hunters' accident counts. It notes several fatal and nonfatal incidents across Maine Colorado Michigan and Wisconsin and calls for education and stricter penalties to curb senseless slaughter.
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Newsweek
National Rifle Association
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Wisconsin
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Jaine
Fatalis
Denver Post
University of Denver
Fish and Game Department
Portland Sunday Telegram
Vermont
Boston Herald
Hisenhower
Korea
Forgeries Across Centuries Flood American Art Markets
The article recounts a flood of forgeries attributed to Corot and other masters, noting 27 000 claimed Corots in America and the long history of forged works. It highlights repeated expert misjudgments and tales of forged masterpieces fooling authorities from Rome to Berlin and beyond.
Epidemics Affect Marine and Land Life Across Regions
The passage notes marine and terrestrial epidemics, citing the tile fish once abundant off New York ruined by 1882 and not landed again until 1892. It also cites Florida red tide linked to a sudden bloom of poisonous plants and mentions outbreaks among clams and herring.
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New York
Florida
Italian art forger Alceo Dossena exposed by payment dispute
A museum worker uncovered newspaper strips in terra cotta causing a bust to be revealed as a fraud. Italian forger Alceo Dossena trained as a restorer and produced works for churches for about $2000 a year while unscrupulous dealers profited. One painting sold for about $160,000. a court case cleared him of blame, but the forged works were discarded as worthless.
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Antonio
David Teniers
Michelangelo
Rome
Rem~brandt
Berlin
Leonardo da Vinci
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Museum
Alceo Dossena
Dossena
Jubilee brings flounders and crabs to Alabama shore
Fishermen along the Alabama coast describe a jubilee when Gulf salt water meets river fresh water driving fish into shallow water. Residents rush out to gather flounder, crab, and shrimp with hands or nets, including a man who counted 74 flounders.
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Alabama
Bay
Gulf
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