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Vol. 3, No. 4
July 30, 2004

Dear FirstGov Subscriber,

In this issue, we'll look at our History, Arts and Culture and our Contact Links Organized by Topic pages. We will also help you find out if the government owes you money and discover a host of free e-newsletter subscriptions.

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History, Arts and Culture

To get into the mood as back-to-school season draws near, why not visit a museum or a library, or learn more about history, art, and even culture? Check out FirstGov.gov's History, Arts and Culture page for a comprehensive list of links on:

  • art and architecture
  • general culture and ethnic groups
  • history (including U.S. history, family history, military history, and more)
  • libraries
  • museums
  • and much more!

    Broaden your horizons at: http://www.firstgov.gov/Citizen/Topics/History.shtml

    Image of hand on keyboardContact Links Organized By Topic

    Ever wonder what agency you're supposed to call when you have a question about a government program or benefit? Do you ever wonder what's the difference between DOT, FAA, and TSA? Have no fear, FirstGov.gov's Contact Links Organized by Topic is here. You can find contacts by topic without having to know the name of the government agency. You can find government contacts through such topics as benefits, education, health, home, money, travel and much more.

    Let your mouse do the searching at: http://www.firstgov.gov/Contact/By_topic.shtml

    If you can't find the answer to your question, give us a call at 1 (800) FED-INFO for immediate assistance, or e-mail us your question. Our Citizen Response Team will respond within two business days.

    Image of hand holding moneyLost Treasures: Government May Owe You Money

    Federal and state agencies are holding billions of dollars because of failed banks, credit unions, mortgage refunds, tax refunds, unclaimed property and savings bonds that are no longer earning interest. Some of this money may belong to you or someone you know. You can even find out how to exchange damaged U.S. currency.

    To learn more, check out: http://www.firstgov.gov/Citizen/Topics/Money_Owed.shtml

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