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They declared the value of the gold, melted the gold into bars to ahipped the bars philadelphia mint to make gold coins. At the time, the largest u. S. Coin was the 10 liberty had gold eagle. Of a newd to the idea larger gold coin. The liberty had coin was designed by the chief engraver of the u. S. Mint, james martin longacre. Since this new coin was twice the value of the 10 eagle, it was nicknamed the double eagle. The double eagle was first struck as a proof coin. Only one of these coins is known to exist and today resides in the smithsonian. It is estimated to be valued at millions of dol...

We begin tonight with the first legal set back for the nsas surveillance program. The federal judge said today that he believesle bulk collection of telephone records is unconstitutional and apparently violates privacy rights. This could be the first of several legal challenges to the ns as intelligence fwaering programs. More from mike viqueira. Reporter judge richard leon ruled that the phone Data Collection that has been so controversial is likely in violation of the constitution, specifically the Fourth Amendment prohibition against unreasonable search and seizure. The ruling was 68pages l...

Jules Bauters passed away. This is the full obituary where you can share condolences and memories. Published in the The Eagle Tribune on 2024-05-27.

WESTERLY — William "Bill" Sisson sat on the outside patio of a small café next to the Pawcatuck River one recent afternoon telling fish tales.