Medicare Shortfall Forecast Deepens Budget Fight
Rep. Bill Archer said the Medicare trust fund will show an $86 billion deficit by 2002 per a private CBO estimate, with trustees’ public report due Wednesday. He urged bipartisan reform this Congress, warning erosion threatens beneficiaries and the federal deficit.
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Dayton council meets rescheduled for June 10 7 PM
Inside list names residents with ages and locations plus notice that the Town of Dayton June council meeting has been rescheduled for Monday June 10 at 7 00 PM.
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Dayton
Netanyahu Wins Narrow Israel Victory to Form New Cabinet
Benjamin Netanyahu clinched Israel’s leadership race by a narrow margin, defeating Shimon Peres 1,501,023 to 1,471,566 after absentee ballots. He plans a cabinet drawn from moderates in Likud and seeks support from Arab neighbors, with a formal swearing in pending parliamentary approval.
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Israel
Benjamin Netanyahu
Israeli Election Commission
Netanyahu
Shimon Peres
Clinton
Washington
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Egypt
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Richmond woman shoots would be robbers in self defense
Dorothy Newton 41, pulled a pistol from her purse and fired five rounds at two teenagers who attacked her and her niece in Richmond. Police say four assailants fled. two others were later tracked and questioned as Newton defended herself after a prior robbery left her with a paralyzed godson.
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Richmond
Dorothy Newton
Newton
Doris Matthews
Local shooter warns against imitation in Shenandoah Valley
A. Richmond woman who shot two teenagers during a robbery warns residents not to imitate. Harrisonburg police and Rockingham County officials caution self defense may worsen outcomes for crime victims. Dorothy Newton and Doris Matthews were approached by two teens who demanded money. Newton fired after more assailants joined, injuring the robbers.
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Shenandoah Valley
Harrisonburg
Donald Harper
Rockingham County
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Richmond
Newton
Associated Press
Crawford in Jail After Testing Positive for Drugs
Vern Odell Crawford, awaiting sentencing on federal tax convictions, is jailed after a urine test showed methamphetamine use violating bond terms. A U.S. magistrate ordered no bond and potential forfeiture of Rockingham County property tied to Crawford’s $35,000 bond. He faces up to 10 years and fines on obstruction and tax counts, with sentencing set for August 5.
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U.S
B. Waugh Crigler
U.S. District Court
Charlottesville
Crawford
Thomas L. Eckert
Eckert
Rockingham County
W.R. Good
Good
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Joyce Crawford
Rocky Bar
IRS
Patricia Gail Littleton
Federal
Grand Jury
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