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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 2012

Page

10

Obama releases 2011 tax details amid Romney pressure

The Obama campaign re released tax documents dating to 2000 to push Romney to release more records. Obama and Michelle paid 162074 in federal taxes on 789674 adjusted gross income for 2011, an effective rate of 20.5 percent, aided by 172130 in charitable deductions.

Washington, D.C Mitt Romney Barack Obama Obama Romney Rony Tax Policy Center Washington Jim Messina Michigan George Romney Andrea Saul Massachusetts Census Bureau Senate Democrats

Early so-called life threatening storms expected across central U S

Forecasters warn a violent tornado outbreak may hit Texas to Minnesota this weekend after an unusually early warm spell. A twister passed Norman Oklahoma near the Storm Prediction Center, prompting shelter orders as events warn of baseball sized hail and 70 mph winds with potential widespread damage.

Oklahoma City Texas Minnesota Norman Okla U.S Russ Schneider National Weather Service United States Tennessee Illinois Iowa Kansas Missouri Nebraska Oklahoma University of Oklahoma

Judge Blocks Federal Poster Rule On Union Rights

A federal judge in South Carolina ruled that the National Labor Relations Board cannot compel private employers to display union rights posters. Judge David Norton found the requirement improper and noted the posters favor unions. The decision spares some employers from the mandated notice, while the Board may appeal and seek to extend the rule elsewhere.

Washington, D.C National Labor Relations Board U.S David Norton South Carolina Fed

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