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Government money disposal faces growing recycling challenge
Editorial notes U S currency durability leads to long wear. 2500 tons of worn bills valued at 12 billion face value each year must be recycled. Shredding leaves indelible ink, complicating reuse. burning banned by antipollution rules prompts search for alternatives to disposal and reuse in industry and construction.
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Today in History July 19 1972 highlights and events
July 19 marks 201st day of the year with 165 remaining. Notable events include the 1870 Franco Prussian War start, 1821 King IV crowned, WWI 1918 Marne retreat, 1941 Churchill V for Victory broadcast, 1943 Rome bombing, 1965 Ben Bella coup, 1967 Egyptian Bangkok crash, 1977 Hendersonville aviation collision, Bell Tel strike ending, and a Will Rogers thought on elections.
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Glancing Back July 19 1962 Political Call to Reapportion
Gov Nelson warned a Republican led legislature to promptly reapportion the state or adjourn. Also noted were Roger Bruny’s National Merit Scholarship renewal and Monroe Fire Department voting on a new station site.
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Press endorses McGovern splits newsroom neutrality
The Newspaper Guild formally endorses George S. McGovern, ending a 40 year no-endorsement tradition. Guild leaders claim neutrality was abandoned to back the Democratic candidate, prompting protests from some newsmen. The action raises questions about credibility as media bias debates surface amid political conventions. A separate AP item notes a Nixon plan to boost farm subsidies could pay $1.1 billion to trim wheat acreage next year.
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