Europe to launch euro common currency by 2002
Eleven European Union nations agreed to abandon national currencies and form a euro monetary union, centralizing policy at a European Central Bank. The move aims to create a unified market of about 300 million people, potentially aiding American exporters and simplifying transactions for travelers, with euro notes circulating from January 1 2002. Greece expected by 2001. UK Sweden Denmark opt out.
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Church relocates to American Legion Building on Old Airport Rd
The church is temporarily meeting in the American Legion Building on Old Airport Road, across from Citizens Field, as arrangements are made for a new meeting site.
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