Mexico Sets Deposits for U.S. Car Imports
Mexico will require deposits when entering with U.S. registered cars on December 1, with rates up to 800 dollars based on model year. Authorities say the fees curb illegal car sales. critics warn impacts on trade and tourism. A credit card voucher option replaces cash for payment.
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Fugitive DEA agent dies during Louisiana police chase
Tony Gerard Bailey, 35, sought in the death of his estranged girlfriend Veda Harris, 32, shot and killed her and wounded her sister during a Fullerton home breach. Bailey killed himself with a self-inflicted gunshot as police pursued him in Louisiana.
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Cartel Chief Arrest Deals Blow to Juarez Network
Mexican authorities say veteran Juarez Cartel trafficker Juan Jose Quintero Payan was arrested in Guadalajara on Friday night as he met his lover. Quintero Payan has been named one of the cartel's top three leaders since Amado Carrillo Fuentes died in July 1997, the official said. The capture is described as crippling a major branch smuggling Colombian cocaine to the United States up Mexico's Pacific coast.
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Partisan Budget Clash Over Social Security Debate
GOP leaders and the White House exchange sharp charges over the budget, each side claiming the other obstructs and that only it can save Social Security. In a letter to President Clinton the four top House leaders pledge cooperation to fund government while Podesta urges cooperation to strengthen Social Security.
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Catholics and Lutherans Sign Pact Ending Reformation Rift
The Catholic and Lutheran churches plan to sign a joint declaration in Augsburg to affirm salvation by grace through faith. After decades of dialogue, the agreement states faith in Christ and grace alone as the basis of salvation, without major changes to church structures.
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Reeve aims at Nobel goals despite paralysis
Christopher Reeve, paralyzed from a 1995 accident, says in an NBC Dateline interview that scientists face patent and money issues, though he believes progress toward a cure continues. Jodie Foster discusses fear of being a role model and her private life, while Andrea Bocelli earns praise for his Werther performance.
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Phil Wilke Reports On J-W Wire Items
Phil Wilke compiles items from J-W Wire Reports covering daily briefs and strong factual updates. The column highlights regional events, official actions, and notable figures with concise summaries.
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