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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1996
Page
2
Deborah Mathis argues Clinton’s plan offers tax credits and training funds to employers who hire welfare recipients, aiming to create up to one million new jobs by 2000. She notes stigma remains a barrier and asks whether incentives are needed or merely a political bribe to reduce welfare dependence.
Washington AP report notes Don Sipple and Mike Murphy resigned over differences with campaign manager Scott Reed. They disputed timing and framing of the tax cut plan and were replaced by Alex Castellanos Greg Stevens and Chris Mottola. New buy excluded Missouri and Illinois. officials differed on rationale.
Madagascar President Albert Zafy said he will resign on October 10 ending two years of political clashes with a hostile parliament. The decision follows a top court ruling backing lawmakers move to force him from office and comes a month after the announcement.
The Gazette states the bridge airlifted to F W Kent Park on Wednesday was moved from Old Man's Creek and notes the original site was unidentified. It explains its policy to publish corrections or clarifications for inaccurate or misleading reports.
The Gazette highlights its commitment to farming by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton, 4250 Sixth St. SW, or at nearest local recycling locations.
Philippine authorities arrested two men in Palawan province as they attempted to smuggle 46 mouse deer 21 red tail squirrels four monkeys and a wildcat by boat to Iloilo City from Puerto Princesa in Palawan province. Coast Guard Lt. Allen Toribio confirmed the incident.
The White House Commission on Aviation Safety and Security urged computer passenger profiling and 100 percent luggage checks, plus more bomb detectors and dogs. The administration seeks 300 million dollars from Congress to buy bomb detectors as part of new security steps after the TWA 800 crash.
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