Iran EU powers reach preliminary nuclear deal in Paris
Iran and the EU three powers Britain France and Germany reach a preliminary agreement on Tehran's nuclear program to be finalized soon. If approved it could avert U.N. Security Council action and reduce threat of sanctions amid enrichment disputes.
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Bush vows to make tax cuts permanent and reform code
President Bush, buoyed by victory, pledges to extend the 1990s tax cuts and pursue a broader tax overhaul. He highlights a potential $1 trillion price tag, cites lobbyist opposition, and hints at a bipartisan advisory panel to craft a revenue neutral, simpler system with protections for mortgage and charitable deductions.
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Terrorist fines for companies fall after Sept 11
The Bush administration reduced average OFAC penalties on firms doing business with terrorist-sponsoring states from over 50000 to about 18700 after Sept 11 2001. The drop follows a pledge to curb terrorist financing and reflects stricter self policing by companies and enforcement by Treasury OFAC officials.
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Busey settles Malibu rent suit and repairs order
Actor Gary Busey and his landlord reached a settlement on back rent and property repairs in Malibu. Busey paid 30000 dollars. the deal requires repairs to ventilation and ends the case before trial.
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Local dentist buys candy from trick or treaters for troops
Billings dentist Dr. Michael Stuart will buy Halloween candy from local trick or treaters at the Kmart lot for one dollar per pound to ship to troops in Iraq. Flyers reach about 20 area elementary schools as he encourages kids to share the candy they don t want. The plan expects kids won t give up all their sweets.
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