Fuhrman Testifies in Simpson Trial Denies Kathleen Bell Meeting
Detective Mark Fuhrman, in a tense Los Angeles court, denies meeting Kathleen Bell who accused him of racist remarks. Prosecutor Marcia Clark prompts a careful cross examination as grisly crime-scene photographs and Fuhrman’s hand written notes frame the murder investigation.
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Study shows blood pressure defect may trigger chronic fatigue
A London study finds a blood pressure control defect linked to chronic fatigue syndrome. If confirmed, sufferers might benefit from a high salt diet or medications raising blood pressure. The results appear in this Saturday's Lancet.
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Gazette corrects misattributed fees and penalties note
The Gazette clarifies that Johnson County health department charges no zoning or plotting inspection fees and corrects previous reports. It also notes a House Judiciary Committee bill would revoke licenses for first time offenders for 30 days and 90 days for later offenses. The paper invites reader complaints and provides a correction line.
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Gazette promotes farming via soybean ink on recycled print
The Gazette advocates agriculture by printing with soybean ink and using recycled newsprint. It urges readers to drop newspapers for recycling at City Carton at 4250 Sixth St SW or at the nearest recycling location.
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Republicans unveil tax cut in bid to spur jobs and aid families
House Republicans roll out a $189 billion five year tax cut plan aimed at families businesses and investors. Critics say it mainly benefits the wealthy and could worsen the deficit as Democrats oppose trimming funding for programs. The package centers on a $500 per child tax credit for families earning up to $200 000 and includes capital gains relief and new IRAs.
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Archer outlines revised tax cut plan with 500 child credit
House Ways and Means chair Bill Archer proposes a $500 nonrefundable child credit for under 18 in low income families and expands deductions for small businesses and home offices. The plan shifts to neutral cost recovery, IRA tax free withdrawals for education health care, and repeals a Social Security tax hike for the top earners while seeking $1 trillion in future spending cuts to fund the cuts. Democrats denounce the approach as hurting the vulnerable.
Branstad Defends Long Term Tax Plan Amid FOP Concerns
The Gazette editorial board reports Governor Branstad rejects short term fixes insisting on a four year growth plan. Senator Murphy calls the FOP a flop while Senate leaders push for meaningful property tax relief and cautious income tax cuts, criticizing the Republicans’ mega tax bill as out of touch.
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