States Tighten Budgets: Officials Must Disclose Income Sources
A sweeping AP survey finds 37 states require financial disclosures by public officials, with 28 laws strengthened in four years. Florida voters approved a broad measure detailing assets and net worth, while Alaska and Washington added stricter rules and resignations followed in several cases. Court challenges have tempered some provisions, but officials say disclosures raise scrutiny and public trust.
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150 Miners Trapped In Mozambique Mine Disaster
About 150 miners were trapped and feared dead after a coal mine explosion at Chipanga No 3 shaft in Moatize village, Moatize district, Tete province. Nine foreigners were killed in ensuing riots as troops moved to restore order. President Machel declared three days of national mourning and ordered an inquiry into the disaster.
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