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Available now on Newstands all over Columbia and Montour Counties, Pennsylvania. Click on cover for Behind the Lines and teasers for this issue! Featured in the Summer/Fall 2009 Issue: A closer look at the recycling industry during the recession. Counterfeiting is on the rise in the recession with more than $64 million in fake cash circulating in 2008. Click on teaser for answer to bonus counterfeit money question from article. Two sisters retrace their family’s history to the Carlisle Indian School after years of being unaware of the Native American heritage.
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Counterfeiting is on the rise in the recession with more than $64 million in fake cash circulating in 2008 by Megan Angstadt Counterfeiting is no longer the art it was when letterpress printing presses were used, and creating a fake $20 bill took artistic skill, time, and bulky equipment. Ed Donovan, spokesman for the U.S. Secret Service, says the percentage of counterfeit money made by inkjet printers has gone up in recent years. “Almost 60 percent of counterfeit money is manufactured using inkjet technology,” he says.
Bonus question from the article. Which of the bills are counterfeit? If you answered all of them, then you are correct. For the full story please visit a vendor near you and purchase a copy now! |