Stamp Recall Over Wrong Cowboy in Legends of the West
The Postal Service planned destroying 150000 stamps depicting the wrong cowboy but backed down after collectors pressured. Confusion arose when a Pickett image mislabeled as his brother Ben sparked anger. Officials recalled may still remain in circulation. experts warn against eroding trust with stamp rarities.
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Debate over Foster death in Whitewater hearings stirs GOP clash
Banking Committee chairman raising Foster death as issue complicates bipartisan plan for narrowly focused hearings. Senator Gonzalez of Texas opposes broadening inquiries and notes the case should be handled by police, not Congress. He argues reviewing Foster’s papers could lack legitimate purpose.
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Dogs Of War Honored By Sculpture At Pentagon
A life size bronze Doberman sculpture unveiled at the Pentagon honors the WWII war dogs who saved U S troops. The monument, first of its kind, will move to Guam to guard the war dog cemetery at Orote Point near the Navy base and ties to the island’s 50th anniversary liberation.
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