Daytime Emmys honor soap stars and hosts
Susan Lucci cried as she hosted the Daytime Emmys while Erika Slezak won best actress for a third time on One Life to Live. The All My Children tied for best drama, Oprah Winfrey won three awards, and Maeve Kinkead plus Thom Christopher earned supporting acting honors. The ceremony aired from the Sheraton New York with a separate non televised event in Universal City.
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Susan Lueci
Erika Slezak
Victoria Buchanan
ABC
Lucci
Erica Kane
NBC
Erika
Peter Bergman
Jack Abbott
CBS
Oprah Winfrey
Winfrey
Stedman Graham
Maeve Kinkead
Vanessa Chamberlain
Guiding Light
Thom Christopher
Carlo Hesser
One Life To Live
Bob Barker
the Young and the Restless
IRS tracking large cash payments sparks tax compliance push
The IRS, after a GAO sample of 578 Form 8500 cash reports, found high under reporting and nonfiling rates. Among cases were a New York cigarette buyer who paid 140000 in cash but filed none since 1985, and other large cash purchases across Arkansas, California, Florida, Texas and beyond. Officials urge business validation of Social Security numbers to improve cross checks and curb unreported activity.
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Aman
New York
IRS
Pennsylvania
Internal Revenue Services
General Accounting Office
Congress
Southwest
Arkansas
Rep
J.J. Pickle
D-Tex
House
Ways and Means Oversight
GAO
Jennie Stathis
Ms. Stathis
Michael Dolan
Stathis
Delan
California
Florida
Texas
Bush vetoes fetal tissue research bill in veto message
President Bush vetoed legislation lifting the federal ban on funding research using tissue from aborted fetuses. He argued funds would be used for morally repugnant research, while supporters said tissue could aid Parkinson s and Alzheimer's treatments. The House action was delayed amid partisan maneuvering ahead of a likely sustaining vote.
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Washington
Bush
National Institutes of Unalte
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Senate Labor and Public Welfare Committee
House
Congress
Arabic TV network buys UPI news service
United Press International was rescued from near shutdown when Middle East Broadcasting Centre Ltd, a London based firm owned by Saudi businessmen, bid 3.95 million in cash at a bankruptcy court auction. UPI owes about 60 million to creditors and will be stabilized under the plan with potential up to 12 million investment over two years.
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United Press International
Middle East Broadcasting Centre Ltd
U.S
Francis Conrad
UPI
Infotechnology Inc
MBC
Michael Costelloe
Costelloc
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