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Nascent Drama

Listemann has distributed flyers throughout upstate Gardiner and hopes someone will find his prosthetic leg and call him.
 
Thieves broke into a museum near Stockholm overnight and stole five works by American pop artists Andy Warhol and Roy Lichtenstein, the manager said on Friday.
 
The pictures, two lithographs by Warhol and three by Lichtenstein, were together estimated to be worth between 3 million and 4 million Swedish crowns (250,000 and 335,000 pounds), said Carina Aberg of the family-run Aberg Museum.
 
She said the thieves spent less than 10 minutes in the building.
 
"They knew exactly what they were doing. They had been here and planned the whole thing," she told Reuters.
 
She said the Warhol works stolen were entitled "Mickey Mouse" and "Superman", from a series known as "Myths".
 
The Lichtenstein works taken were "Crak", "Sweet Dreams, Baby!" and "Dagwood".
 
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Jim Smith says he's never met a Jim Smith he didn't like. And he's met more than most people. That's because the 71-year-old is in Pittsburgh for the four-day Jim Smith Society Fun Fest which runs through Sunday, The Pittsburgh Tribune-Review reported Friday.
 
The society was formed in 1969 by a local Jim Smith to celebrate one of the most common names in the U.S. Today, the group boasts about 1,900 members.
 
About two dozen Jim Smiths plan to go sightseeing and visit Pittsburgh museums.
 
They're also holding a golf tournament on Friday to kick off the festivities.
 
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