Taft Outlines Tax Overhaul Aims for Growth in Ohio
Ohio Governor Bob Taft used the State of the State address to push a Reagan era style tax overhaul. He projects 800 million dollars less revenue over two years, reduces personal income tax by 21 percent, and eliminates state income tax for earners under ten thousand. He also intends to phase out equipment and inventory taxes while protecting schools and local governments.
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Ohio
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Ohio lawmakers push bold tax overhaul plan
Governor Taft touts replacing corporate tax with a broad based commercial activity tax at a low rate. House Speaker Husted and Senate President Harris back a cooperative, priority driven effort, warning of short term pain but promising to create tomorrow's jobs through reform.
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Leave us alone we want to watch cartoons by ercert eaton
A reader, Ercert Eaton, reflects on children's TV like Teletubbies, Barney, Dora, and Beakman World. He praises programs promoting tolerance and learning while criticizing censorship and violence in some shows. He notes Granddaughter’s interest in Beakman and Buster and urges restraint on TV content for kids. Contact details for Eaton follow.
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Iraq
Dick Cheney
Zarqawi
America
Nepal King’s emergency move deepens political stalemate
Nepal’s king aims to end a 1996 insurgency by declaring a national emergency and dissolving the elected government. He fired the prime minister, suspended democracy, and cut communications, pushing the country toward feudal autocracy as rebels maintain control in many villages.
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Nepal
Nepal Crisis Tests 250-Year Dynasty Amid Maoist Rebellion
Nepal faces a dangerous dual between the aging monarchy and Maoist rebels modeled after Peru's Shining Path. China denies backing rebels while viewing Nepal as a border buffer to India and a route for Tibetan refugees. Western powers condemn the king's actions. U.S. aid faces scrutiny as rights concerns rise and Afghanistan-style instability looms.
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