Card traders' fortunes shift over time

LEWISBURG -- You may have $2.2 million sitting in a box in your attic and you don't even know it. In the early 1990s, baseball cards were being produced at an estimated 81 billion cards per year with some of those cards being worth hundreds of dollars each, but more than 20 years later popularity and price have seen ups and downs, said Bill Shaffer, owner of Shaffer's Trading Cards.

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The insurance subdivision of the House Commerce Committee appeared split Wednesday over whether to prohibit state employees from even considering setting up a state health exchange under the federal Affordable Care Act, even after a national expert from the Cato Institute urged them to do so.

Television movies for the week of Jan. 29

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