KHAS-TV (Nebraska)
May 5, 2009
Author writes story of money-obsessed
family
"5/05/2009) By Dennis Kellogg - An author
from Maine has returned to Nebraska where she
grew up to talk about her latest book —
a memoir. The book, like her life, has several
twists.
Alison Johnson lived every page of the book she
just wrote called "The Eleventh Hour Can't
Last Forever."
Full
Story & Video
McCook County Gazette (Nebraska)
September 25, 2008
Book recounts Palisade man's obsession
with riches
"Johnson's book, "The Eleventh Hour
Can't Last Forever," tells the story of the
destructive obsession of her father, Dean Krotter,
with buying and hoarding gold and silver coins
and her family's problems as they dealt with living
in a small Nebraska town that she describes as
"about as far as one could get from civilization
in the United States." Full
Story
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Maine
Public Radio
September 25, 2008
Alison Johnson was interviewed on Maine Public
Radioon September
25, 2008. The interview begins with this introduction
by the program host:
In today’s economic climate, it’s difficult to know where to put
your money. Precious metals are often seen as
a safe bet in tough times, and indeed gold prices
are hovering near historic highs at the moment
as many investors head toward this traditional
safe haven. Nebraska businessman Dean Krotter
had a similar idea many years ago, although he
took it to the extreme.
Listen
to the interview. |
