Computer prompts public to answer constitutional questions at Archives
The National Archives opens a joint Apple Scholastic exhibit where visitors answer prompts on key constitutional issues. A computer shows an 18th century journal entry and tallies yes or no responses. The event runs through year end with parallel bicentennial displays and an 87 hour Sept celebration.
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Tea Party style protest targets Florida services tax
In a 1980s reenactment echoing the Boston Tea Party Florida opponents staged waterfront tea dumps and rallies to repeal a 5 percent sales tax now applying to dozens of services. Leaders say taxation on legal fees newspapers pest control and ads prompts signatures for a constitutional amendment while lawmakers warn higher bills for households and businesses.
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