Master restorer nears completion on Rubens cartoons
Peter Paul Rubens cartoons at the Ringling Museum undergo a major conservation led by Edward O. Korany and his wife as they near the half finishing point in a project funded by Florida worth 16000 dollars for Abraham Receiving Bread and Wine and 8000 each for The Israelites The Fathers of the Church and The Four Evangelists. The work includes varnish removal and careful retouching with wax and resin sealing to protect the 17th century colors. Korany, a 50-year veteran restorer, began three years ago and plans to finish next winter before returning to New York and Europe.
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Arapahoe Indian Bill Shakespeare To Aid Study
William Shakespeare of the Arapahoe Tribe from the Wind River Reservation will study with an Indiana University anthropology group at the University of Arizona in Flagstaff. He is noted by Professor Monty West as highly informed on Great Plains tribes and will contribute knowledge of their sign language to an investigation of recently found petroglyphs in central Wyoming depicting animals and migration trails.
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California bill on jury death penalty power
A proposed bill would give juries direct and full authority to assess the death penalty in capital cases and require a separate hearing on the penalty. Under current California law the judge must order a death sentence unless the jury recommends mercy.
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Rome Faces Booming Noise From Vehicles and Industry
Rome joins New York and London as the world’s noisiest cities with studies showing traffic and industry driving sound levels up. More than 90 percent of Romans polled want action to curb noise, while doctors warn of potential effects on nervous systems.
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