New Members Appointed to Citizens Stamp Advisory Committee
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 22, 2021 /PRNewswire/ The U.S. Postal Service announced the appointment of three members to the Citizens Stamp Advisory Committee (CSAC).
Created in 1957, the CSAC selects subjects for recommendation as future stamp issues, made with all postal customers in mind, including stamp collectors. Committee members, appointed by the Postmaster General, provide expertise on history, science and technology, art, education, sports and other subjects of public interest.
The new members are:
Kevin Butterfield
Dr. Kevin Butterfield is the executive director of the Fred W. Smith National Library for the Study of George Washington at Mount Vernon, the premier center for the study of our first president. In his role, Butterfield oversees Mount Vernon s efforts to safeguard original Washington books and manuscripts, while fostering new scholarly research abo
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CHARLESTOWN, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Jan. 19, 2021 /PRNewswire/ The Foundation for Economic Education (FEE.org) announced today that Bitcoin.com founder and early cryptocurrency investor Roger Ver has made two gifts totaling $2,000,000 in Bitcoin Cash (BCH) to support FEE s work in advancing individual liberty and educating students around the world on the moral and economic foundations of a free society.
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The first $1 million gift supports FEE s marquee events in 2021-FEE s 75th anniversary year-as well as additional student programs, including online educational content and books. The second $1M gift takes the form of an endowment, which will be a perpetual source of support for FEE s educational activities.
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19th January 2020, St Kitts & Nevis & Atlanta – The Foundation for Economic Education (FEE.org) announced today that Bitcoin.com founder and early cryptocurrency investor Roger Ver has made two gifts totaling $2,000,000 in Bitcoin Cash (BCH) to support FEE’s work in advancing individual liberty and educating students around the world on the moral and economic foundations of a free society.
The first $1 million gift supports FEE’s marquee events in 2021–FEE’s 75th anniversary year–as well as additional student programs, including online educational content and books. The second $1M gift takes the form of an endowment, which will be a perpetual source of support for FEE’s educational activities.
Gov. Greg Abbott has yet to address via social media or statement regarding the unprecedented scenes that occurred at the Capitol on Jan. 6. He has, however, been tweeting on both his personal and official accounts. On the day of the siege, he tweeted about the Austin Chamber of Commerce winning a 2020 Deal of the Year award from Business Facilities for its Tesla Gigafactory plant. "Texas wins again," he tweeted at 12:10 p.m. The pro-Trump mob.