New Silver Dollars May Disappear From Circulation
Silver cartwheels set to roll from the Denver Mint, with 45 million coins minted for the first time since 1935. Dealers say they will fetch at least two dollars each while collectors and speculators flood the market. Officials and mint staff express uncertainty on distribution and timing.
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Kissing Debate Rages in Indian Parliament
In New Delhi lawmakers clash over kissing as part of cinema censorship efforts. A woman member calls kissing totally irrelevant while government argues a moral safeguard.
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Mountaineer Offers Farm to Settle Debt
Wilford Metcalf of Del Rio Tennessee offers his 86 acre mountain farm to settle a $1717.52 government debt for timber cut on forest land. He argues his family history and vows to be honest while awaiting a May 26 deadline. the farm sits in Cocke County near Cherokee National Forest and includes 20 acres tillable land and tobacco as a money crop.
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