Gilligan-Rhodes clash over state finances and taxes
Gilligan cites state funding for schools at forty percent and a first drop in property taxes since the low mood period while Rhodes vows austerity to cut government costs. Rhodes attacks bloated state government and excessive consultants as Perk predicts a late surge to beat Glenn in November.
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Cover-Up Case Expands Co-Conspirator List
White-haired Moore was represented by Herbert J Mil ler as Nixon appointed attorney. The number of unindicted co conspirators rose to 20 and prosecutors hint the list could grow. Sirica finished preliminary juror questioning, excusing 171 of 315. Remaining 144 face private questioning. If enough pass, teams will trim to 12 jurors and 6 alternates.
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Pollutors Battle Over Scrubbers Costs Shift to Consumers
The Ohio Attorney General William J. Brown backed Whitman against treating current pollution levels as a health hazard and argued scrubbers would be costly for electric customers. Brown noted no justification for passing scrubber costs to consumers to guard against a speculative health risk. List of names included.
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