London police hold suspect in grisly mass killings
Police in London arrested a man after dismembered remains of three young men were found in a North London sewer in Muswell Hill. Detectives fear up to 13 more victims may be involved as the investigation targets a possible mass murder case.
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Truckers halt protest after lawmakers pledge review
Independent truckers suspend their 11 day strike after securing assurances from about three dozen congressmen that their complaints would be examined. Michael Parkhurst urged truckers to return to work as some drivers clashed with rivals. A trucker was killed on the strike's first day.
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Begin Cabinet backs Sharon ouster pushed by Beirut killings
In Jerusalem Prime Minister Begin and the Cabinet urged Defense Minister Ariel Sharon to resign, accepting Beirut massacre commission recommendations. Sharon refused to re sign. A grenade exploded during the cabinet session killing a demonstrator and wounding nine, as protests for and against Sharon filled the street near Begin's office.
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Recession Index Shows Sales Dip and Meetings Rise
An index reports a 5 percent drop in sales and a 25 percent rise in staff meetings signaling economic slowdown and internal efficiency focus during the period.
House panel subpoenas Gorsuch and 36 EPA officials
The House Energy and Commerce subcommittee subpoenas EPA chief Anne Gorsuch and 36 EPA staffers over enforcement policies and five waste sites as Congress probes superfund cleanup practices. Rita Lavelle is among those summoned. EPA declines comment. The panel aims to expedite service while seeking agency documents.
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March 1 sales tax hike not producing buying spree
Iowa’s sales tax rises from 3 to 4 cents per dollar on March 1, but local dealers in Eastern Iowa report little predeadline buying. Officials say few shoppers stockpile to save a dime, and dealers fear higher bills for delivery orders placed before March 1 but completed after.
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Iowa Sales Tax List Includes Deodorant and More
The Gazette notes sales tax applies to tangible personal property and most consumer goods sold at retail, plus services like utilities and some city or county services. It covers entertainment tickets and club fees, with exemptions for elementary and high school events and certain housing. Tax rises from 3 to 4 percent starting March.
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