Langer Leads Masters Charge with Four Stroke Gap
Bernhard Langer fired a front nine 33 and will carry a four stroke edge into the final round at Augusta National. Craig Stadler also shot 69 but Maggert stumbled on the back nine with a double bogey and bogey.
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IRS Offers Installment Plan for Tax Owed in 1992
The IRS has two new options for taxpayers who owe money and cannot pay in full. Directors Mike Quinn and Donald Breihan in South Carolina describe installment agreements and extensions to bring people back into the system. Form 9465 enables monthly payments with a 30 day IRS decision.
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King Jury Told To Base Verdict Only On Evidence
A federal civil rights trial for four officers in the Rodney King case went to the jury in Los Angeles with Judge John G. Davies instructing that verdicts must rely solely on evidence and ignore external consequences or prior state court acquittals that sparked riots.
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Call 648 2311 With Your News Idea
Readers are invited to share tips or story suggestions by calling 648 2311. The item could cover local events, community updates, or notable happenings for possible newsroom coverage.
Obscure Local Notices Cited By Page 6A
A list of names including Mary C DeLoach Saluda Mary 8 Phillips Aiken Sadie Poole Wagener Woodrow Widener Graniteville Gladys R Jackson Darrel R Ketcham North Augusta appears with instruction to see page 6A for details. The fragment indicates a public notice or roster entry awaiting fuller details.
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Clinton Faces Tough Sale In Budget Battle
In the real budget fight the core issue is how to raise and spend. Clinton seeks tax increases to fund domestic programs and curb deficits, while Republicans press for spending cuts. The plan, drafted for 22 Democratic committees, faces tough selling as Congress weighs the administration’s priorities.
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Tax Credit Not Given Much Hope
Senator Moynihan warned Congress is unlikely to approve President Clinton’s proposed investment tax credit of 21 billion for business. He said it clashes with White House plans to raise 272 billion in taxes and could jeopardize key stimulus efforts. A Republican filibuster also blocks other jobs-creation spending.
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Congress Acts On Budget Amid Economic Plan Push
Lawmakers debate the new administration budget as officials warn it would add 153 billion dollars to domestic spending. Proponents propose funding via higher taxes and defense cuts to offset the increase. Clinton defense budget referenced on page 9A.
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