Susan B Anthony Dollar Debut Promoted With Publicity Blitz
The government plans a $600 000 publicity push to launch the Susan B Anthony dollar on July 2. Programs include Susan B Anthony parties, dollar day promotions, bingo games, and themed apparel to educate bankers retailers and the public about this new non paper one dollar coin.
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Bluefield Hospital moves patients to new Cherry Street facility
Patients from the old Ramsey Street hospital were relocated Sunday to the modern building on Cherry Street. Rescue squads transported the patients as administrators and officials greeted each other. A newborn was the first to be delivered in the new facility, with the hospital’s building commission chairman noting its financing.
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Truckers Attack in Fuel Price Protest Across States
Violent actions mark a wildcat strike by independent truckers as gunfire arson and threats disrupt cargo haulers in Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa over fuel prices. The Independent Truckers Association leader says a planned Washington action will be announced Monday.
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Bible on sentry duty leads to Air Force court martial
Airman Steve Ristau, 20, a Mountain Home Air Base security policeman, faces court martial for reading the Bible on sentry duty. He says the practice is a matter of faith and daily habit since age 14. Base commander Col. William Wilson cites regulations prohibiting reading on post. Ristau argues the Bible aids concentration and vows to carry it despite reprimands. Court martial is set for June 18 as authorities weigh the case.
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Weather and weather related incidents across multiple regions
Forecast shows showers ending today with clearing from the west then mostly clear and sunny conditions. Notable news includes two National Guard soldiers killed and eight injured at Fort Dix from a suspected dud shell, a California CHP officers protest over pay, a North Olmstead sniper standoff, a Verdigris ammonia explosion killing two, a Blairsville truck crash on the West Virginia Turnpike, and flood damage prompting disaster declarations in New Mexico as Rio Grande tributaries overflow.
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