Public sees tax cuts helping others more than self
An Associated Press poll from April 2001 finds four fifths of Americans believe the federal income tax cuts proposed by Bush will benefit others rather than themselves. The survey asks whether respondents expect their own taxes to rise or fall under the plan.
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Americans doubt tax cuts aid the public
An AP poll finds 80 percent think tax cuts chiefly benefit someone else, even after 86 million rebate checks. Voters favor candidates who back a balanced budget over those who push more tax cuts, signaling concern over deficits as Social Security and Medicare loom.
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President proposes training 50000 Head Start teachers
President Bush pledged to direct the Health and Human Services Department to train about 50,000 Head Start teachers in reading instruction techniques. He spoke at a Penn State Delaware County campus arguing reading is foundational and early reading can change a child's life. The visit also supported state AG Mike Fisher’s unopposed bid for the Republican governor nomination.
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Argentina marks Falklands war anniversary with diplomacy vow
President Eduardo Duhalde said Argentina will reclaim Las Malvinas through diplomacy, not war, at a ceremony marking 20 years since the Falklands invasion. He pledged to pursue the claim with solidarity from sister nations as veterans listened in Ushuaia.
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Four Rwandan Army Officials Go On Trial For Massacre
In Arusha, Tanzania, four former Rwandan army leaders face genocide crimes against humanity and rape charges for the 1994 massacre. Col Theoneste Bagosora and three co-defendants deny the accusations as UN prosecutors describe the killings of over 500000 people during the 100 day genocide.
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