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Inside the effort to uncage a bipartisan wildlife bill

Five-and-a-half years ago, a band of lawmakers united behind an ambitious bill to recover and preserve America's wildlife. It had the backing of the

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Preserve Nevada: Indigenous Languages, Cultural Landmarks Among State s Most Endangered | News Center

Preserve Nevada: Indigenous Languages, Cultural Landmarks Among State s Most Endangered | News Center
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United States 1904-O Morgan Silver Dollar

United States 1904-O Morgan Silver Dollar Description In mid-to-late 1904, an article appeared in newspapers across the country with the blaring headline: “Passing of the Good Old American Silver Dollar.” Under the subtitle “It Is Probable That No More of Them Will Ever be Coined by the Government,” the author, Katherine Pope, reported “that ponderous and more or less troubling coin, the silver dollar, has had its day… the supply of silver bullion purchased under the Sherman act [sic] is exhausted… in all probability no more new silver dollars will be turned out by the government’s mint plants. “Which, for old associations’ sake,” she wrote, “seems regrettable.”

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COMMENTS BY KIM: Guns, ammo and conservation | News, Sports, Jobs

kfundingsland@minotdailynews.com The amount of money being designated for conservation in the United States is at an all-time high and climbing. A big reason why is that sales of firearms and ammunition has literally gone through the roof. Those sales, along with sales of archery equipment, have pushed Pittman-Robertson tax dollars toward the billion dollar mark. It was in 1937 that Key Pittman and Absalom Robertson wrote a bill directing that excise tax on firearms, 11% on long guns and now 10% on handguns, be sent to individual states to fund wildlife and conservation and research projects. In the past 10 years more money has been generated by Pittman-Robertson than in the previous 72 years combined.

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