Deportations and protests ripple across world in AP roundup
AP reports on the Iraq style mass deportations of Palestinians from Jerusalem on Dec 16 and the Israeli Supreme Court delay, the South Africa guns attacks and hot pursuit threat, Norway Sea Shepherd action against a whaling ship, Moi’s Kenya multiparty vote, US plutonium purchase for spacecraft, Rao temple mosque clash in Ayodhya, Slovak citizenship rush ahead of Czechoslovakia split, and Major’s push to alter Royal Marriages Act allowing Charles to remarry.
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US Marine in Somalia faces mixed welcomes on relief mission
Cedar Rapids Marine Cpl Chad Cassatt reports Somalis greet troops with cheers and rocks while gunfire erupts from warring factions. He helped secure Mogadishu airport and Baidoa airfield during the UN relief effort aboard the USS Tripoli off Somalia's coast. Cassatt said soldiers feel pride in delivering food despite dangers.
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Cedar Rapids
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Chad Cassatt
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Betsy Caszatt
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Mogadishu
United Nations
Tripoli
Baidoa
Big earners rush to cash in before higher taxes in 1993
The upcoming Clinton plan pushes high income individuals and corporations to accelerate compensation and signing bonuses. Baseball stars like David Cone Mark McGwire Ruben Sierra and Wall Street firms are shifting pay into 1992 to ease 1993 tax impact.
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Clinton
Washington
William J. Goldberg
Kpmg Peat Marwick
David Cone
Kansas City Royals
Mark McGwire
Ruben Sierra
Oakland Athletics
Wall Street
Securities Indust Merrill Lynch & Co
Morgan Stanley Group Inc
Alaska Tops On Low Taxes
Alaska has the lowest state taxes for a typical two income family of four, with no income sales or inheritance taxes. Money magazine ranks New York highest and Iowa 26th. A sample household earning 72,385 plus 4,709 in investment income and 35,112 expenses would pay 1,632 annually, mostly due to property taxes.
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New York
Alaska
Branstad Nears Iowa Trust Reform Amid Senate Scrutiny
Gov. Branstad warned the new ethics law tightens a two year revolving door ban on lobbying after leaving office and caps gifts at three dollars. He argued the measure would remove many from state boards and sever contact with state government while Senate reviews ties of Dubuque Sen. Joe Welsh to the Iowa Trust scandal.
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Dubuque
Joe Welsh
Iowa
Branstad
Faces of hope invited to Clinton inauguration week's events
President-elect Bill Clinton invites more than 60 supporters who touched the campaign to be guests during the inauguration week. The list includes a Tennessee garment worker, a Texas judge, and Alta Bardsley a lab technician who spoke on waste restrictions at a Quaker Oats plant visit.
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al Gore
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Rahm Emanuel
Tennessee
Texas
Alta Bardsley
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Gore
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
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