Smaller Tax Refunds Predicted For 1992 Buoyed by Bush Plan
Washington analysts warn smaller refunds will hit about 12 percent of filers as Bush stimulus reduced withholding. Some couples lose as much as $300 while others must pay more with their returns. Experts note possible slower consumer spending despite earlier gains.
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Clinton pledges continuity in foreign policy during inauguration
Washington reports President elect Bill Clinton outlining U S foreign policy aims during the transition. He warns Saddam Hussein that America's resolve will not waver and emphasizes the era's dangers amid renewed raids on Iraq as crowds greet him along Pennsylvania Avenue.
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King's Widow Calls Nation to Wake Up and March
Cor Bett Scott King urged a summer march on Washington to revive a conscience sleeping under racism. She cited MLK and the 30th anniversary of his I Have a Dream speech, urged UN-led action on Haiti, healthcare for children, and unity under Clinton. Local observances planned across South Carolina with marches and concerts.
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Martin Luther King Jr
United States
Coretta Scott King
Washington
Lead editor seeks tips with contact number
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Deaths in South Carolina Communities Honor Residents
Obituaries list Joseph Hatcher of Warrenville George Horton of Aiken Clara Kirkpatrick of Augusta Clovis Matthews of North Augusta Roger F Mittelberg Jr of Aiken and Elizabeth Nealy of Aiken.
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Warrenville
George Horton
Aiken
Clara Kirkpatrick
Augusta
Clovis Matthews
North Augusta
Roger F. Mittelberg Jr
Elizabeth Nealy
Inauguration Day Schedule for Bill Clinton
Washington AP reports the official inauguration schedule with events on Martin Luther King Jr. Day. Activities include Americas Reunion on the Mall from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and the Faces of Hope Lunch at the Folger Library noon meet and greet with the First Couple. A Taste of Tennessee street fair runs 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. at Kennedy Center, followed by The American Gala at the Capital Centre at 7:30 p.m.
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Daylight Air Strikes Target Iraqi Missile Sites
U S led air forces bombed Iraqi missile sites in southern and northern Iraq in daylight raids as President-elect Clinton endorses action to enforce U N Security Council resolutions. About 75 planes from the United States Britain and France participated with no coalition aircraft losses reported.
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Hugo Report Chides S C Officials
A UCLA management professor faults South Carolina leaders for Hugo preparedness and accuses Gov. Campbell of stacking a recovery committee to shield himself. The 36 page Mittler report cites omitted data and calls Campbell’s handling biased. The NSF funded study includes interviews with officials and will be sent to the National Hazards Center.
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Hugo
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