Clinton outlines plan for 100 billion in tax relief
The administration proposes 100 billion dollars in tax relief over six years with nearly half for a child tax credit and 10 000 education deduction. It expands IRA deductibility and eliminates capital gains tax on most home sales while promising a 1500 dollar credit linked to college education. Republicans offer cautious support amid talks on broader cuts.
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Clinton plan highlights tax breaks and education credits
The plan includes a phased in 500 dollar child tax credit, Hope scholarship credits up to 1500 annually, a 10000 dollar education deduction, IRA expansion to 70000 for singles 100000 for couples, and capital gains exclusion on primary homes. It also features welfare to work credits, business education benefits, distressed area incentives, and Puerto Rico development measures.
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Iowa women snap spine of Spartans in 82 62 win
Iowa Hawkeyes women defeat Michigan State 82 to 62 to end a string of losses. The game summary notes clear dominance by the Hawkeyes and the final score from the matchup.
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Police beat protesters in Belgrade amid massive anti-government clash
Hundreds of riot police assaulted protesters in Belgrade using tear gas and water cannons marking a surge in demonstrations after 75 days of protests. At least 50 injured and dozens arrested as opposition leaders denounce the crackdown and demand Milosevic resign.
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GOP lawmakers scale back Branstad tech agency plan
Des Moines GOP leaders scrap the proposed Department of Technology in favor of a division run by direct appropriation. Rep. David Millage and Sen. Derryl McLaren say a new department is unnecessary, while Gov. Branstad’s spokesman says the idea remains under consideration as the 1997 session proceeds.
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Iowa City police policy openness offers cautious hope after shooting
After Eric Shaw was shot by Officer Jeffrey Gillaspie, residents see cautious progress as the City Council opens sessions to the public and reviews police procedures. The city recently settled with Shaw’s family for 1.5 million while awaiting clarified written policies on investigations and entry procedures.
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