Texan Judge Jones shaped three federal branches
Amarillo judge Marvin Jones, longtime public servant, is among a rare few who have held top roles in the legislative, executive, and judicial branches. The piece recalls his career from North Texas farm boy to influential advisor, War Food Administrator, and chief judge on the Court of Claims, highlighting his views on balance of powers and farm policy.
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France preps war chest as German elections near
Paris officials prepare a war chest of about 4.6 billion dollars for defense against speculation and a possible swap with the Bank for International Settlements. Nearly 2.6 billion comes from IMF drawing rights and loan promises, with 1.5 billion already salted away in gold and foreign currencies.
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