Hidden Silver Dollars Put Up For Sale At Auction
Washington authorities reveal 2.8 million uncirculated silver dollars from Carson City Mint will be offered for sale. Each coin carries a minimum bid around $40 with limits on purchases, as 12 groups supply the public with possible rare collectibles.
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Regulatory Backlogs Threaten Business Mergers and Growth
Agencies like the Federal Trade Commission and Interstate Commerce Commission face growing backlogs delaying mergers rates and territorial changes. The time lag shifts profits and strategic plans as administrative procedures risk grinding to a crawl, urging procedural updates to prevent paralysis.
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Security upgrades cut burglaries in Oakland and beyond
Many merchants would invest in anti burglary devices to deter crime. Cities adopt security ordinances covering locks alarms and windows with Oakland cited as reversing a decade of rising commercial burglaries. Devices won t stop all break ins but deter up to 80 percent by amateurs and slow professional thieves.
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The Rhetoric of Sen McGovern
Henry J. Taylor and James J. Kilpatrick contrast McGovern’s past image as mild and temperate with a perceived shift to sharper rhetoric. They note prior praise of restraint and calming speech, then warn that a newer, less restrained McGovern has emerged alongside Agnew as a contrasting force.
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Bologna Sandwich Pitch Slows McGovern Campaign Says Press
The piece portrays George McGovern’s campaign as hampered by his critics and supporters. It notes aides’ quips about his sales pitch and questions his alignment with New Left and fringe figures. It contrasts public reaction with his welfare and Vietnam positions and cites media double standards.
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Congressional reaction to Kennedy address on Ole Miss crisis
The piece notes sectional split in reaction to Kennedy's national address on University of Mississippi integration. The High School football game features underdog Handley losing 25 21 on a late 33 yard pass after leading 21 8 for 45 minutes. Frederick County officials plan to travel to Charlottesville to pursue a suit seeking admission of six Clearbrook Negro children to James Wood High School and Stonewall School. President Truman urged rationing bread to conserve 100 million bushels of grain for European aid. Deputy sheriff D Harding Whitacre appointed day jailor in Frederick County. A Winchester Kiwanis Club luncheon quotes Trial Justice W Erle Edwards on fatal traffic accidents linked to alcohol.
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A Word About Utopias and Human Nature
The piece argues utopian schemes fail due to human nature, as selfishness and deceit undermine ideal collectives. It asserts realism, noting democracy as the best government found, and urges doing the best with current material while acknowledging both善 and flawed humanity.
Scott Faces Fight to Stay Floor Leader
Senate Republicans confront a possible challenge to Hugh Scott of Pennsylvania as floor leader after the November elections. Conservatives backers aim to replace the liberal incumbent while unity is preserved in public. a 50 50 Senate could tilt 26 24 or 27 23 in favor of conservatives. The race features Baker and others as potential rivals with the White House unlikely to intervene.
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National Pharmacy Week warns on nonprescription drug dangers
A letter details National Pharmacy Week 1972 theme see your pharmacist, urging safe use of over the counter medicines. It cites aspirin interactions with anticoagulants, advises reading labels, and urges consulting pharmacists for guidance, with focus on avoiding indiscriminate use.
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