Is Little Jeremy Grice Out Of Harm's Way
The disappearance of four year old Jeremy Grice from his Bath area home on November 22 has prompted numerous tips from people who think they may have seen him. Sheriff Carrol Heath reports calls about a child resembling Jeremy in a car or in dreams. The community’s anxiety rises as more than ten days pass with little chance of finding him alive.
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Jeremy Grice
Bath
Carrol Heath
Jeremy
Tyke
Arkansas’ Educational Television Network
Tommy F. Robinson
D-Ark
Mississippi
Steve Patterson
Texas
U.S. Senate
Phil Gramm
Lloyd Doggett
Doggett
San Antonio
Gramm
Robert Slagle
Massachusetts
Gerry E. Studds
House
GOP
Democratic Party
Oklahoma
Jim Frasier
Slagle
House moves to curb bank check holds
The House Banking Committee unanimously approves a plan to limit holds on deposits. Local checks would be available after two business days and out-of-state checks after six, with tighter limits in three years. The bill aims to curb delays while allowing banks to manage fraud risks.
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Congress
House Banking Committee
House Committee
Remembering Who We Are on Immigration Amnesty Debate
The article reviews Dr. M E Bradford of Dallas University with a critique of amnesty proposals. It argues citizenship distinctions, warns against rewarding illegal entry, and urges a policy grounded in national interest, civic virtue, and adherence to law. It stresses English learning, cultural acceptance, and lawful immigration standards.
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Congress
United States
M.E. Bradford
Dallas University
University of Georgia Press
Bradford
Tax reform redraws brackets and boosts upper tax burden
Analysis notes the Ways and Means plan lowers the breakpoint to $22,500, pushing many earners into the 25 percent bracket. Critics call it tax revision, not reform, while deductions for state and local taxes linger. Despite changes, the deficit remains around $200 billion annually.
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Congressional
Ways and Means Committee
John Buckley
Jack Kemp
R-N.y
Democrats Face GOP Pressure Over Gay Rights Atop Agenda
Democratic leaders clash over gay rights as Southern chairs voice doubts while Rep Barney Frank and activists defend the party stance. Critics fear activism risks electoral success, urging focus on trade and jobs over LGBT issues.
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Washington
Democratic Party
Richard Lodge
Tennessee Democratic Party
Lodge
South
Barney Frank
D-Mass
Vic Basile
Human Rights Campaign Fund
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