Robbin
 
Thanks so much for the updates.....
 
Noel
 
 
> From the New York Times, Saturday, February 5, 1994 (City Edition):
>
> ARTISTS' INSURANCE POLICIES TELL ALL by William Grimes
> "The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York, to commemorate the end of
> its 150th year, turns over the insurance policies and, on microfilm, the
> related files of a dozen historic figures to libraries and archives across
> the United States." Famous policy holders include: Ignance Paderewski,
> Will Rogers, Enrico Caruso, Mary Pickford, Charles Ives, FDR, Warren
> Harding, Thomas Edison, William Howard Taft, Huey Long and
> aviation pioneer Alexander de Seversky. (p. 11)
>
> BARON ALESSANDRO ALBRIZZI
> "Photographer and writer who chronicled the gardens of Venice,
> Florence and New York, died (of cancer) on Thursday in Venice. He
> was 59 and lived in Venice." (p. 28)
>
> A RISE IN INTERNET BREAK-INS SETS OFF A SECURITY ALARM
> by Peter H. Lewis
> "...security experts have issued a warning that unknown assailants
> have been breaking into scores of government, corporate and university
> computers connected to the global Internet communications network...
> the University of Texas and Rice University were among the organizations
> that identified themselves as having found evidence of the intruders."
> (pp. 37, 48)
>
> A CHARLES KURALT VISIT TURNS INTO 15 YEARS by Bill Carter
> "...people have been watching his 'Sunday Morning' on CBS in
> respectable numbers for 15 years, and nothing has distinguished
> this program as much as its coverage of subjects like music,
> painting, sculpture and architecture." (p. 49)
>
> That's all.
>
> Robbin Murphy
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