Recycling old money reshapes disposal at Federal Reserve banks
Washington observer notes shifts from burning worn currency to grinding at 12 Federal Reserve Banks led by Dallas with 2500 tons annually, sold to a well drilling firm in Kansas for use as mud and explored for roofing material. Discusses challenges of cleaning ink and potential ceramics. Asserts bill production continues at Bureau of Engraving and Printing.
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Washington
Bureau of Printing and Engraving
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Banks
Treasury
Secret Service
Federal Reserve Bank
Dallas
George Washington
Grover
Kansas
David Mud and Chemical Company
Dallas Federal Reserve Bank
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Minneapolis
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
14Th
Independence Ave
12Th
Constitution Ave
Internal Revenue Service
Women Protect Yourselves in Coke County
Advice for women living alone stresses home security and safety habits. Keep last name initials in directories, change door locks after moving, and install peepholes and chain locks. Demand ID from strangers, avoid opening doors, and call police if danger threatens. Local Coke County numbers for Sheriff Melvin Childress and Constables are provided.
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Police Department
Coke County
Iare
Melvin Childress
Ollie Roe
Robert Lee
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Earl F. Glenn
Edward Rawlings
B. D. Snead
Capital
Virginia Boecking
Wanda Parker
Kay Daulong
U. S
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