Massachusetts nine month tax protest ends with arrest
U S marshals arrested John Sweeney after a nine month standoff at his 14 acre estate near Boston over a 1.6 million bank loan. Six marshals entered the main house breaking a window and found Sweeney in a second floor laundry room. The estate once belonged to his great grandfather a former Navy secretary postmaster general and ambassador.
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Clinton visits storm victims in Los Angeles
President Clinton paused his Utah ski trip to California to meet storm victims in Los Angeles and praise rescue workers at LAX. He urged calm and thanked those who kept lives intact amid El Nino driven floods.
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IRS audits target mostly Southern poor
GAO findings show 47 percent of randomly audited taxpayers over three years lived in Southern states with over 85 percent earning under 25 000. In 1994 1996 audits only 2961 of 5.6 million were random, while critics argue many so called random audits target low income EITC claimants and other groups.
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Gingrich tests presidential bid in Iowa in 2000 race
Des Moines reports Gingrich tours Iowa amid renewed speculation about a 2000 presidential bid. He raises funds, signs autographs, and chalks up thumbs up as GOP leaders note potential leadership moves while his poll numbers climb from 26 to 40 percent.
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Iraq says oil industry in disrepair limits program gains
Iraqi air minister Lt Gen Amer Mohamimed Rashid said the oil-for-food increase to 5.2 billion dollars over six months cannot be fully used due to production decline and price drops. He pegged current capacity at 2.3 million bpd with potential to 2.65 million, enabling more domestic use and exports. A UN inspection accord with Tariq Aziz would form a committee to review eight presidential compounds.
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Siskel Reverses Roles with Twilight Stars on CBS
Veteran critic Gene Siskel performs short dramatic scenes with Oscar winners Susan Sarandon Paul Newman and Gene Hackman in segments aired on CBS This Morning The pieces explore acting craft with Sarandon advising prop use Hackman urging natural delivery and Newman critiquing Siskels sincerity while Charlton Heston is linked to a notable film moment
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Sandia Labs Promotes Micromachine Tech With Moses Actor
Charlton Heston will appear on camera and voice over to promote Sandia National Laboratories in Albuquerque New Mexico. The film features Sandia micromachine tech creating near invisible gears and potential uses in nuclear surgery and warhead locks too small to pick.
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