Rumsfeld says no current need to raise US armed forces
Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld states no immediate plan to boost end-strength despite strain from Iraq and other commitments. He cites Joint Chiefs analyses showing current force levels suffice for Iraq Afghanistan Kosovo Sinai and South Korea while noting potential increases if national needs demand it.
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AFL-CIO backs Davis as recall looms in California
National AFL-CIO leaders voted to oppose the October 7 recall and urge Democrats not to run. California labor groups pledged support, with Davis seeking about 10 million to fund the fight and unions contributing as needed.
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IRS starts proof request pilot for earned income credit
The IRS will mail forms to about 25 000 low income families with children to verify they qualify for the earned income tax credit. They must prove caregiving for the child more than half the year as part of the 2008 filing, part of a broader effort to curb erroneous credits and underreporting.
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