Treasury Becomes National Historic Landmark in Washington
The United States Treasury building in Washington is designated a national historic landmark. Built 1836 to 1869, it served as fortress, temporary White House, and a grand ballroom. It survived fires in 1814, housed Lincoln and Johnson during wartime, and hosted Grant’s peace gala фін.
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Paperwork crisis fuels economy and jobs debate
Hal Boyle notes the US creates about one million pages of documents per minute totaling 250 billion pages stored in drawers annually. He cites rising storage costs, a growing clerical workforce, and calls for records management as a future staple, predicting more paper use even with computers.
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