Damaged currency salvagers explain how money is recovered
Lorraine McGill and colleagues at the U S Bureau of Engraving and Printing describe the process of identifying and replacing damaged money. They recount cases of currency chewed burned or shredded and detail examination methods from microscopes to tape samples while outlining replacement rules and limits on payments.
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Democrats ready to take Senate reins in party shift
The Democratic pickup of control hinges on Vermont Senator James Jeffords switching from Republican to independent, giving Democrats 51 votes. The move reshapes fights over Medicare drug coverage, patients’ rights, energy policy, court nominations, and regulatory agendas, while signaling shifts in leadership and possible investigations into industry practices.
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McCain tells Bush I wont bolt or run in 2004
GOP Senator John McCain said he will not leave the Republican Party or seek the presidency in 2004. The remarks followed reports he might mount a third party challenge to President Bush, though he emphasized no plans for a run.
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