Paris museum heist nets nine Monet and others in dramatic robbery
Police rule out terrorism in the Marmottan theft, noting a bank-style raid that yielded nine paintings including Monet’s Impression Sunrise. Officials say canvases may be hidden, stored, or with a private collector, as questions remain about where the works are. The group seized Monet, Renoir, Morisot, and Naruse pieces in the Oct 27 heist.
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North hit by winter weather across the Midwest and Great Lakes
A winter storm blanketed the North with heavy snow in South Dakota and Minnesota while warmer, unsettled conditions spread from Texas to Missouri. The forecast called for rain in the south and snow in the north with gusty winds and elevated wave action along lakes, and temperatures dropping into the 30s and 40s later in the week.
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Ohio Hospital Association seeks $100 million plan for uninsured care
The Ohio Hospital Association aims to present the General Assembly with a $100 million proposal to cover health care costs for the working poor and other uninsured. A 140 member survey notes 1983 unpaid bills totaling about $262 million, chiefly from those with marginal incomes or exhausted government benefits.
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Critics charge foul in inmates deaths in Mexico City
Opposition lawmakers call for city attorney general resignation after six inmates die in the rubble of a police building following the September earthquake. The case includes the death of attorney Saul Ocampo found in a car trunk, with authorities citing suicide amid torture allegations.
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Gas leak blamed for Philadelphia explosion destroys four row houses
A broken 6 inch gas main caused a blast in Philadelphia West Kensington killing three people and leaving fourteen homeless. Fire officials cited water erosion as the probable cause of the leak and noted a reservoir flood may have followed. Fourteen injured and two houses heavily damaged.
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Rajneesh Returns to Oregon Commune Sparks Jubilant Welcomes
Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh arrives in Rajneeshpuram after 12 days in federal custody. He pleads innocent to immigration charges in Portland and is released on bail as followers celebrate with dancing in the streets. Ma Anand Surita notes a joyous, peaceful reception by supporters.
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Vatican relaxes demand on pro abortion nuns
The Vatican now seeks private clarifications from nuns who questioned the church stance on abortion rather than public recantations. Six of the twenty four American nuns have been reinstated in good standing, while eighteen remain under possible expulsion. A NYT organizer said none asked for withdrawal of support from the statement.
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Winning Ohio Lottery numbers drawn Friday night
Cleveland AP reports The Number drawing produced 398 and Pick 4 yielded 4258 in Ohio Lottery results from Friday night.
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Pennsylvania Lotto jackpot rises to at least 3 million
The Monday Veteran's Day lottery in Pennsylvania will exceed 3 million in total annuity since no one matched all six winning numbers. Four players hit five of six plus the alternate 34 for 41118.50 each, with 366 winners at 898.50 and 20,897 players at 23.40. The drawn numbers were 13 01 40 33 10 17, with 34 counting only toward the alternate prize.
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Smoking dispute forces unscheduled landing of TWA jet
A TWA Boeing 747 en route from Athens to New York diverted to London after a passenger smoked a cigar in a no smoking area, delaying the flight four hours. The unnamed smoker was held for questioning as police reported the incident.
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Bidders eye bachelors at Seattle charity auction
Three potential bidders competed in the March of Dimes Bid for Bachelors in Seattle, with 23 men raising nearly 20000 dollars for the charity. The event drew AP coverage of the lively fundraiser.
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