Should Reagan bump Franklin from the $100 bill
Debates over replacing Benjamin Franklin on the $100 note with Ronald Reagan. Governor Rendell and Rosalind Remer defend Franklin while Norquist hints the idea shifts to the $10 bill with Hamilton. issues of public memory and historical perception cited.
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Franklin
Philadelphia
Ben Franklin
Ronald Reagan
John F. Kennedy
America
Pher
Walter Isaacson
Benjamin Franklin
Isaacson
Pennsylvania
Edward Rendell
Rosalind Remer
Remer
Paris
Grover Norquist
Alexander Hamilton
Norquist
Lesbian couple sues club over golf benefits in California
Koebke, a 47 year old lesbian club member, sues Bernardo Heights Country Club arguing civil rights protections require equal spousal benefits for her partner Kendall French. The case, now before the California Supreme Court, centers on access and recognition of unmarried partners amid a national divide in country clubs.
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Koebke
Bernardo Heights Country Club
Kendall French
California Supreme Court
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Bernardo Heights
John Shiner
State Supreme Court
California
Andrew Fortin
National Club Association
Washington
Atlanta
City Human Relations Commission
Druid Hills Golf Club
Judy Stillman
Arctic fox stowaway headed to Woodland Park Zoo
An arctic fox that survived two weeks on ship garbage after stowing away in the Aleutian Islands will be shown at Woodland Park Zoo. The elderly fox, now quarantined, has gained weight on a diet of frozen mice and quail and may debut by Labor Day.
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Aleutian Islands
Cooter Whitaker
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Woodland Park Zoo
Dana Payne
Payne
North America
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Greenland
Scandinavia
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Oneyegen
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Independent Doctors of Optometry
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