Kemp to Announce 1988 Presidential Bid Monday
Rep. Jack Kemp plans to officially enter the 1988 presidential race with a four day 12 state tour after declaring his candidacy in Capitol Hill. Kemp frames his campaign as progressive conservatism focusing on defense economy and world trade while trailing Bush and Dole in early polls.
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Heyday Ends For The IRA Tax Breaks
New York AP reports the IRA deduction ends after April 15 for many higher income savers while IRAs remain available. Since 1982 contributions grew to about 330 billion by mid month with unrealized gains and interest boosting totals. Banks brokers and insurers compete for IRA business as policymakers weigh savings push against deficits.
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Cherry Blossom Festival Faces Trade Tensions Over Semiconductors
Washington marks the National Cherry Blossom Festival as Japan seeks tariff relief on 300 million dollars in electronics. U S officials say they will not back down and expect talks with Japanese trade officials to continue through the week.
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