Editorials on Susan B Anthony dollar popularity problem
The piece argues the public resists the Susan B Anthony dollar despite strong mint supply and high durability. It notes confusion with a quarter, calls for heavier design tweaks, and concedes public reluctance outweighs production savings. Authorities push decorum yet public reception remains tepid.
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Anthony
Recession like flu continues to spread
AP analysis compares downturn to a stubborn flu spreading through August data. Unemployment at 6 percent, July durable goods down 10 percent, rising prices and high interest rates persist. Economists warn timing is uncertain as inventories, production cuts, and consumer demand shift under a slowing economy.
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John Cunniff
New York
Today in History Highlights From 1944 to 1974
On September 12 the AP notes events spanning 1814 Balti more defense in the War of 1812 1869 Prohibition Party organized in Chicago 1943 Mussolini rescued by German paratroopers 1945 MacArthur dis solves Black Dragon Society 1953 Kennedy marries Jacqueline Bouvier 1965 Hurricane Betsy deaths 75 1965 Nixon orders Vietnam bombing 5 years ago Chennault death sentence 1 year ago busing in Los Angeles 62,000 pupils and protests FED raises rates amid recession debates over economic policy and impact on spending.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
National Prohibition Party
Chicago
Benito Mussolini
Douglas MacArthur
Black Dragon Society
Japan
John F. Kennedy
Masschusetts
Jacqueline Bouvier
Newport
R.I
Florida
Louisiana
Mississippi
Arkansas
Richard Nixon
Marcus Wayne Chennault
Martin Luther King
Baptist Church
Los Angeles
Pencils and pride at SALT II talks in Geneva
Negotiators note U S advantages in technology at SALT II as Soviet officials quietly pilfer pencils, citing American lead and erasers as better than their own. Reports say U S subs are quieter and radar more advanced, while MIRV progress widened the gap with the Soviets. Corporate oil ads mock profits amid market jitters.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Geneva
U.S
United States
Soviet Union
Dale van Atta
Salt Talks
Senate
Brooklyn Navy Yard
CIA
Japan
Vienna
National Petroleum News
Just Musin Ed Hollebeke served with Rangers
Ed Hollebeke, part of a Texas Rangers company in 1918 1919, fought Pancho Villa's men during the war. Joe Hollebeke, a top cowhand, ran drives from Snyder to Panhandle and Midland to Cold Water, later living in Pecos. He married Mary McMasters in 1908, worked as deputy city marshal, ran a chili parlor, and died in 1962. their daughters Jewell Beckham and Norabel Hollebeke Swift are named along with burial at Evergreen Cemetery.
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Texas-Mexico
Pancho Villa
Joe Hollebeke
Lake Ranch
Texas
Montana
Snyder
Panhandle
W.C. Carpenger
Midland
Cold Water
Kansas
Clabber Hill Ranch
Odessa
Amarillo
Denver
Iron Junction
Wyoming
Crawford
Nebraska
Joe
Montana- Nebraska-Wyoming
Sioux and Crow Indian Agency
General Trassus
Mexico
Mary Roberta McMasters
Thomaston
Little Toyah Creek Ranch
Klaproth
Judge Klaproth
Bob Stevenson
Pecos
Thomas
L.W. Anderson
Evergreen Cemetery
Jewell
Dump’ Beckham
Kermit
Norabel Hollebeke Swift
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