New $20 Bill Debuts With Color Shifts and Watermarks
Federal Reserve reveals a redesigned twenty dollar note with watermark portrait of Andrew Jackson, security thread, color shifting ink, and holographic effects to curb counterfeits. Circulation beginning soon in Franklin and Anderson counties. future designs planned for $50 and $100.
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GMO Politics and Frankenfoods Stir Public Alarm
Activist criticizes GMO foods as secretly sold through supermarkets and linked to Monsanto. Claims industry funds lobbyists, urges labeling, and accuses government capture, citing campaign contributions and EPA appointments. Author Jim Hightower promotes a political critique and calls for policy change.
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Political Figures and Contacts Across Kansas Delegation
A list of prominent officials and offices in Kansas and Washington including President George Bush, U.S. Senators Pat Roberts and Sam Brownback, U.S. Representative Jim Ryun, Governor Kathleen Sebelius, and several state lawmakers with their office addresses and phone numbers. The compilation covers White House, Senate, House, and state capitol contacts for Topeka and Washington venues.
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Prohibition failed drug war warns against moralizing
Charley Reese argues against criminalizing drugs and endorses education and treatment. He criticizes Prohibition and the current drug war for empowering crime and government power while proposing legalizing drugs with licensed distribution. He cites hypocrisy among public figures and urges humane reform. He signs with his Orlando address.
Better living through chemistry centers on greener catalysis
A University of Kansas center funded by 17 million dollars aims to sanitize chemical reactions and byproducts from catalysis. The effort highlights industry waste costs, with 10 billion dollars spent yearly to clean up waste and 30 billion tons of chemical waste produced. Lead researchers discuss using carbon dioxide to dilute acids in nylon production and to enable gasoline synthesis with solid catalysts, aiming for cleaner processes and a happier, greener future.
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