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To: nuconvert
Over a decade, beginning in the mid-1960s, nearly 1,000 items went missing from the State Library and Archives.

Oh, I think just one 'collector' took more items than that.

So9

2 posted on 06/18/2004 7:51:52 PM PDT by Servant of the 9 (We are the Hegemon. We can do anything we damned well please.)
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To: Servant of the 9
beginning in the mid-1960s

It wasn't mentioned in the story (I'm sure it was just an oversight) - could you remind me which political party controlled Texas and all of the state institutions during that time period?

3 posted on 06/18/2004 8:17:02 PM PDT by PAR35
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To: TexasCowboy

Did you actually buy this copy of the Texas Declaration of Independence? Wow!

>>As expected, the most expensive item was a copy of the Texas Declaration of Independence signed March 2, 1836 - four days before the Battle of the Alamo. That document sold for $764,000 to an unnamed person who bid by phone, said Sotheby's spokeswoman Lauren Gioia. <<


4 posted on 06/18/2004 8:28:40 PM PDT by B4Ranch ( GET READY!!..-> http://www.ready.gov/get_a_kit.html)
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