Clinton official opposes bill on tribal hunting rights
A Clinton administration official urged opposition to Rep Linda Smiths proposal to extend Washington state hunting laws to tribal members off reservations. The Interior official said no safety need exists and cited no injuries from tribal hunting while Smith argued for local enforcement over safety concerns.
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Bankruptcies expected to ease in 1999 amid rate drop
SMR Research predicts personal bankruptcy filings will level off in 1999 after a record surge, with totals near 1.25 to 1.35 million and a fall to 1.15 to 1.28 million in 2000 as lower rates fuel refinancings while underlying causes worsen. Governor Voinovich pushes penitentiary security after six inmates escape. Ronald Holmes, 40, remains among the men sought.
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Vote to scrap current IRS tax code fails in Senate
The Senate rejected a Republican bid to end the federal income tax by 49 to 49, leaving Congress to craft an alternative by year end 2002. Supporters argued for a simpler system, while opponents warned it could become campaign leverage before the fall elections. Senate leaders noted the need for a delay until after the August recess to finalize a plan focusing on Social Security and potential tax cuts.
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Kansas Delegation Votes On Income Tax Overhaul
The Kansas delegation split on a Senate vote to end the income tax code by 2002 without a replacement. Brownback, a Republican, voted yes to scrap the tax code, while Roberts, a Republican, voted no.
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Powerball frenzy hits Connecticut crowds at state line
In Greenwich crowds surge for a growing 250 million Powerball jackpot as out of state buyers flood lines. Nick Kurji stops selling tickets after threats and chaos. troopers guard 500 long lines while 150 motorists abandon cars for outlets. Connecticut and nearby states see record sales and tension as bills rise across 20 states and DC.
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Cambodia ruling party claims wide victory in election
Hun Sen's Cambodian People's Party announced a landslide win in the parliamentary vote, claiming 67 of 122 seats though opposition leaders alleged irregularities and urged a boycott. FUNCINPEC and Sam Rainsy Party tallied 42 and 12 seats respectively amid complaints of fraud. Observers noted the vote largely free and fair, with some intimidation and imperfect counting amid Cambodia's postwar transition.
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Hooker escapes fire at Los Altos home with guitars
Joan Lee Hooker fled a rooftop blaze in Los Altos California that destroyed a large eight bedroom home. Firefighters reported injuries to a housemate and a firefighter while authorities probed the cause of the Sunday night fire. Hooker saved his guitars as crews battled the flames.
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Local sports brief compiled by Phil Wilke
Phil Wilke reports a compact roundup drawn from J W Wire to summarize recent games and scores involving local teams, highlighting notable performances and upcoming matchups with concise, factual notes for readers seeking quick results.
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