Marshall gold discovery and later poverty and monument
James W. Marshall found gold at Sutter's mill on the American River on January 24, 1848 triggering a Gold Rush. He died a pauper after failed business ventures and debt. By 1890 California lawmakers erected a monument at the site.
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Be wary buying antiques
Murray J Brown Ups Travel Editor warns American travelers to beware fake or low value antiques in markets worldwide. He advises buying from reputable dealers, doing homework on prices, and learning markings to avoid losses.
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Seller cautions on antiques and customs risks
Roedler warns buyers to obtain documentation proving year created and artist or maker when purchasing antiques. Customs can seize illegally exported items from Latin America and other countries may require permits for valuable artifacts. Buyers bear proof burden, so consult consular or government offices first.
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FCC to lift CB channels and push toward FM by 1980
FCC reports that CB channel count will nearly double from 23 to 40 with 10 kHz spacing to curb intermodulation. Interference concerns may prompt low pass filters, higher harmonic suppression on new sets, and possible FM expansion by 1980 unlocking about 100 FM channels for CB use.
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