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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 2004
Page
6
Republican leaders press to extend three popular middle class tax cuts before year end. House Senate talks aim for quick agreement, sending a Bush signature request. Without action, lower brackets tax relief child credit and marriage penalty would expire, raising taxes for many households.
The CPSC announces a voluntary recall of 140000 Iverson Answer toddler shoes due to a logo tag that can detach and pose a choking hazard. No injuries reported, though an 8 month old briefly mouthed the tag. shoes sold nationwide for about $35 from March to August.
The Labor Department seeks to tighten reemployment duties for veterans and reservists returning from active duty under the 1994 Uniformed Services Employment and Reemployment Rights Act. The rules require returning soldiers to be rehired promptly usually within two weeks, with exceptions for extended time or reassignment. Public comment lasts 60 days.
In Gaza City two Hamas militants died when an Israeli airstrike hit their pickup truck as rockets and mortars targeted settlements nearby. Eight wounded, including two children, while witnesses describe the blast and subsequent firefight and security raid.
Nayiamatullah Shahrani and Urban Development Minister Gul Agha Sherzai were travelling to inspect a road project in Kunduz when a remote controlled bomb damaged their convoy. One bodyguard was lightly injured as police blamed enemies for the attack. Two U.S. soldiers and several militants died in other firefights near the campaign region ahead of the Oct. 9 elections.
Istanbul Turkey government says it will improve democracy and human rights whether or not EU decides in December to start membership talks with Ankara. Government spokesman Cemil Cicek declined to confirm if adultery criminalization would be pressed, saying Turkey will continue on its path regardless of a December accession date.
EPA testing found 15 percent of domestic and international flights carried drinking water with coliform bacteria. On 158 aircraft tested in August and September, 20 had total coliforms and two tested positive for E coli. Further sampling will identify sources and prompt action.
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