European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - August 04, 1994, Darmstadt, Hesse                                I s exhibitions on the roads construction Sites Austria a-1 Salzburg North and Between regal and Seewa Chen. A-2 Between. Zinabe Skirchen and Kleisdorf. A-3 Between Ottendorf and Hornstein. A-4 Between the Schwa Chat Airport and fisc Amend. A-7 Between Dornach and Tref fling. A-13 Between Schonberg and mat Reiwald exit. Germany a-1 Between the up Husen Bremen Lahndorf and Bremen hem Lingen exits and Between Gelsenkirchen Buer and Essen glad Eck. A-2 Between Hamm the Kamen interchange. A-4 Between the Kiln Sud interchange and k6ln/poll. A-5 Between the Jastatt and Baden Baden exits Fernwald and interchange Gambach. A-7 interchange Hamburg Northwest a-8 Between Karlsbad and interchange Karlsruhe. A-9 Between Weissenfels and bad Durrenberg exits. A-10 Between Rudersdorf and bedin/k6penick and Between Berlin Helle Sorf and Rudersdorf. A-19 Between Waren and Malchow. A-61 Between Ahrweiler and Sinzig. A-81 ludwigs Burg North and ludwigs Burg South. ,=._ Netherlands -a-2 at Veldhoven and Between the de hot and Bata Dorp interchanges. A-52 at Waal Rug. A-2 Between born and Roo  n-1 Between Wangen an Den aare and Oen Singen and Between Ott Ringen and Harlingen. N-2 Between die ten and the Belchen Tunnel and Between sur see and Simpach. N-3 Between Zurich Brunau and Righter soil. This is a partial list of major projects gasoline prices British museum  by the associated press British museum officials have announced a development strategy that will take the London landmark into the 21st Century with new  facilities planned by renowned architect sir Norman to san incredible Opportunity to project a T8nient 19th-Century building into the present and future Whorfe perhaps giving its users and visitors a better sense of to historic past said Foster. Foster whose current commissions include re storm the ref Stag building in Berlin and building a new Hong Kong Airport was chosen from submissions by 132 architects worldwide. Sir Claus Moser chairman of the museum s development Trust said the 10-year programs estimated to Cost Between 100 million and 110  pounds about $153 million to $168 million the targeted completion Date of the year 2003 is the museum s 250th anniversary year. Moser said the Money is expected to come from the National lottery starting in november and also from Public and private donations. The development plans Are being made  by the Transfer of the Boks in the museum to the in ish Library whose building is nearing completion  St. Pancras train station. The move will free 40 percent of the space on the museum site in Bloomsbury including its Central courtyard with the domed circular Reading room at to  desks of the famous Reading room radiate like the prices Are per liter for unleaded super. Austria 9u Belgium $1.00 czech Republic -74 Denmark 97 England 92 on the Economy Finland 97 France $1 09 Germany $1.08 on the Economy Greece 82 Hungary 83 Italy $1.14 on the Economy motherland $1.14 Norway $1.17 Poland 49 Romania 31 slovak Republic -67 Slovenia 58 Spain 90 Sweden $1.07 Switzerland 91 -. Yugoslavia $1.92. Highway information. Telephone numbers listed Are valid for the country named. If calling from another country Check your local Telephone directory for the International Access and country codes. _ England 0898-500-241 highways traffic in Britain and Europe Royal automobile club. Germany 01169 highways traffic in Germany Europe Allger Neiner Deutscher autom Obi club German language on a. Italy 06-4212 or 06-43631 highways traffic in Italy italian automobile club Aci italian language on a. " source Al Gem in Deutsch Rauto Mobil club Munich Germany e k j & a y71vfv� & a a Llynch Lenin and George Bernard users of the Reading room. Foster plans an elliptical space around the Reading room. It will have ramps rather than stairs to help visitors move about the museum More easily. Anderson said the museum expects about 7 Mil lion visitors this year compared with 50,000 m the Early 19th Century. The museum is under extreme pressure to provide More and better facilities As Well As More display and storage space. The museum was founded in 1753, and its present the new York times during the next decade the Reading room in the British museum will open to the general pubic. It wll become a Center for education and information on the contents of the museum and the cultures that created them. Buildings Date from the 1820s to 1850s. Seeing each object Means walking nearly 2.5 Miles. Its treasures Range Over the history of civilization. They include the Rosetta Stone which gave the key to Reading ancient egyptian hieroglyphics and Creek sculptures from the Parthenon in Athens. Featured among the museum s 2 million drawings and prints ire works by Albrecht Durer and Rembrandt Vanrijn. A la Jim i Ian Foster who will design new galleries for the British museum is currently restoring Berlin Germany. This photomontage of the Reich Stag shows Foster s finished plan. Crowded Rembrandt. House to expand next door. J p the Saskia House after Rembrandt s wife justly the associated press curator want to make the Rembrandt House  in Amsterdam Netherlands More like the Home where the famous dutch old master did his thins. _ the House turned museum where Rembrandt Van rain lived and worked in his prime has become so crowded with Art lovers that authorities have decided to expand into the House next door. Aptly enough that House has Long Beeg  the mouse it because it s next door. The new House will be used to help keep Rembrandt s House As it was in Rembrandt s time said museum spokeswoman Charlotte Ter Holder. You need the intimacy of the original rooms to see the etchings at their best.". The museum which is visited by 150,000 people each year is Home to 250 Rembrandt etchings and graphic works As Well As paintings by contemporaries and Rembrandt s teacher Piete Lastman. 24 stripes a Gazire 1994