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Reviews a book which covers the problems of restoring the large range of mechanical musical instruments as well as small pipe organs in clocks (Mayfield Books, £34.99). Praises it as a valuable volume.

Brown - Dr. [Robert D. Ord]., 53, Ord, died Tuesday (9/2/03). Born, Lincoln (9/3/49) to [Delbert Brown] and Marian (Cook) Brown. He was raised in Lincoln, where he attended school until the seventh grade. The family then resided in Carroll, Iowa, Sioux City, Iowa, and North Platte. Robert graduated from North Platte High School in 1967. He graduated from City College of New York in 1975 and Cornell University Medical College in 1980. Upon completion of medical school, he finished one year as a post-doctorate fellow in Biochemistry at Case Western Reserve University. From 1981-1983 he completed his Internal Medicine Residency through Rutgers University in New Brunswick, N.J. In 1983, he earned his board certification in internal medicine. From 1983-1987, he completed two years of neurology residency at NYU. During that time, he worked with the inventor of the MRI and established the first outpatient MRI facility in New York City. This led to FDA approval for MRIas a medical diagnostic tool. He served as Director of Emergency Medical Services at St. Clare's Medical Center in New York from 1988-1990. In 1990, he moved to Kealakekua, Hawaii, and set up a private medical practice in internal medicine and neurology. He moved back to Lincoln in 1995, where he served on the USAF-Science Advisory Board. In 1996, he worked as the Hospital Based Internist at Veterans Administration in Lincoln. Robert again started a private medical practice in 1997 in Swansboro, N.C. in Internal Medicine and Neurology. On March 25, 1998, he married Kayla Peters at Jacksonville, N.C. In the fall of 2001 the family moved to Ord. Dr. Brown was a physician at the Ord Family Health Center and was the chief of staff of the Valley County Hospital. He enjoyed traveling and spending time with his family. His special interests included abiogenesis, impact orogeny, planetology and asteroid and comet hazards. He was a member of the U.S. Air Force Science Advisory Board and was an ad hoc research contributor. Throughout his career he published numerous articles and papers. Casey - [Lynn R. Lincoln]., 66, Lincoln, died Thursday (9/4/03). Born, Hastings, attended Superior and Wymore Public Schools. Retired salesman for Christensen's Appliance and Montgomery Ward; Williamson's Shuttle Van Driver. Member: St. Teresa's Catholic Church; Knights of Columbus; Lincoln Stamp Club; Lincoln Amateur Radio Club; Lincoln Antique Club; American Legion Post 3. Survivors: wife, [Mildred Patzloff]; sons, daughters-in-law, Lynn and Gwyn, [Danny] and Becky, all Lincoln; grandsons, Lance Cpl. Jonathan Wright, Yuma, Ariz., Timothy Wright, Lincoln; granddaughter, Chelsea Wright, Lincoln; sisters, brothers-in-law, Betty and Dick Overton, Lincoln, Maxine and Clyde Huber, York; sister-in-law, Betty Patzloff, [Kenneth B. Wahoo]; nieces, nephews and a host of friends. Preceded in death by parents; brothers, Mervin and Don; brother-in-law, Ernest Patzloff Jr.

Mr. [Donald Bebee] said he and his wife agreed that Mr. [W. Eldon Kemp] could suspend the payment of their commissions when Mr. Kemp complained that it was costing him too much. However, Mr. Bebee said, Mr. Kemp agreed to allow the unpaid commissions to accumulate in favor of their equity in the business. Later, however, Mr. Kemp took over full control of the entire business and refused to consider paying anything to the couple for their share. Mr. Bebee told the court he and his wife reached an oral agreement with Mr. Kemp in which they would yield 50 per cent ownership in the paper in return for financial backing and management fees and commissions on ad sales. They also understood that Mr. Kemp would sell or give the paper back to them after the financial problems were overcome. Mr. Kemp repeatedly emphasised that his interest was in securing the Advertiser's printing contract for his Quinte-Web Press, and not in becoming the owner of a newspaper, Mr. Bebee testified.

ABSTRACT IN GERMAN: Der Literaturbericht strukturiert die breite wissenschaftliche Debatte zur US-Außenpolitik nach dem 11. September 2001. Im Fokus des Beitrags stehen unterschiedliche Erklärungsansätze zu den Ursachen und Folgen des War on Terror. Dieser problemorientierte Zugriff ergibt sich aufgrund der äußerst heterogenen Debatte, die keineswegs den bisherigen strukturprinzipien von Außenpolitik- und IB-Forschung folgt, sondern sich von ihnen emanzipiert hat. Durch die disziplinäre Öffnung kann die inhaltliche Diskussion durch die Integration neuer Argumentationsmuster erheblich bereichert werden. // ABSTRACT IN ENGLISH: The review article systematizes the current academic debate on U.S. foreign policy after 9/11. The main focus lies on different explanations of the causes and consequences of the 'war on terror'. Such a problem-oriented approach mirrors the heterogeneity of the debate which cannot adequately be captured by the conventional categories of IR research and foreign policy analysis. It is fair to say that the analysis of U.S. foreign policy as a case of empirical investigation profits from this disciplinary emancipation. Reprinted by permission of VS-Verlag für Sozialwissenschaften