Charters of Freedom at National Archives undergo display upgrades
The National Archives in Washington DC, home to the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution and the Bill of Rights, will close parts of its Rotunda for two years of renovation. Aimed at easier viewing for all, the exhibit hall will be redesigned with updated display cases, improved accessibility, a new bookstore, and a larger visitor waiting area.
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Tuna Salad Delight Recipe Card Recipe title
Tuna fish, apple, onion and walnuts blend with cheddar and mayo. Mix ingredients, then add mayo and lemon juice. Chill thirty minutes to serve four.
Dolly Parton Life and Career Overview
Dolly Parton, 55, has spent most of her life making hit records since starting at age 11. A Tennessee native, she is the fourth of twelve children, grew up in church music, and was encouraged by her uncle to sing on local radio. She plays banjo autoharp piano and guitar, acts, and owns Dollywood in Tennessee, living there with husband Carl who runs an asphalt business.
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Delegates Adopt Constitution After 12 States Vote
Delegates from 12 states adopted the new framework on September 15, 1787, in Philadelphia. Rhode Island abstained, not sending any delegates.
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