Bradley pledges to end corporate tax shelters
Bill Bradley told New Hampshire supporters he would shut down corporate shelters and loopholes, aiming to save 125 billion dollars over ten years if elected. He argued such favors raise taxes on individuals and said Gore disputes the cost of proposals as they spar over spending. Bradley defended his fundraising ethics and outlined tax plans to business leaders, insisting everyone should pay their fair share.
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Bauer pits differences with GOP field in Iowa stops
Gary Bauer urged about two dozen voters at the West Union library that he and other Republican hopefuls differ on issues from abortion to China trade. He criticized rivals for not defending values and said polls mislead but he can win the nomination. Lauderdale supporters Dixie Meyer and Kris Rogers backed Bauer despite low poll rankings.
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Keyes Calls for Second Amendment Training in Schools
Gazette Northeastown Bureau Decorah Keyes urged adding Second Amendment training to school civics classes arguing freedom requires armed citizens. He warned against abortion, tax reform, WTO policy and China dumping while predicting momentum ahead of the January 24 Iowa caucuses.
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The Swing Set That Time Built Into Our Home
A father recalls replacing an aging backyard swing with a wooden set after his daughter Onjel grows, capturing time’s rush and a family moment. Marilyn and Onjel share the reveal as the child proclaims it was her gift, while the dad reflects on aging and memory. Leonard Pitts, The Gazette columnist.
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Gene links higher lung cancer risk to women smokers
A study finds a gene more active in women than men increases lung cancer risk from smoking. Researchers show women smokers with the active gene face about 12 times higher risk, while men with the gene face 2.4 times higher risk. The work appears in the Journal of the National Cancer Institute.
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First Lady Begins Move To New Clinton Home
Six weeks after announcing her Senate candidacy Hillary Clinton and her campaign begin setting in at a $1.7 million Westchester County home. Two moving vans arrive with rugs chairs and boxes as she plans to spend most of the year in New York. President Clinton is expected to visit and Giuliani is anticipated as her likely opponent.
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Gazette promotes soybean ink farming and recycling drive
The Gazette highlights soybean ink use to promote agriculture and urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton 4250 Sixth St SW or via the nearest recycling location.
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