Tokyo nerve gas attack toll rises as raids target Aum sect
Police led dawn raids on the Aum Shinrikyo linked Sublime Truth sect compound near Kamikashiki 68 miles from Tokyo with about 1200 officers. The gun-free operation followed the subway gas attack that killed 10 and left hundreds hospitalized while authorities moved to ban sarin and its ingredients.
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Sublime Truth
Kamikaishiki
Rena Konaka
Aum
Unclaimed Funds Ad States Contact Details and Rules
Funds information on another name in the ad, call the unclaimed property office at 800 782 7383. The rightful owners will be allowed to claim the money without charge once transferred to the state. The state will pay interest on unclaimed accounts at a rate set by the legislature.
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Bond
Landlord Training Delay Sparks Legislative Debate
Frederick Carroll backs a four month delay to let landlords learn new regulations before they take effect. Delegate Ronald Guns counters that delaying nine to twelve months leaves children and compliant landlords at risk, arguing regulations could be ready in 90 days.
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Elliott
Ronald Guns
D-Cecil
Environmental Matters Committee
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Middle class burden drives reform of tax program
The speaker argues reforms should shift money to the middle class, noting they bear most of the tax burden and deserve benefits. Derr did not answer a Common Cause questionnaire but in 1994 he told a reporter the program should end, saying the time had come for it to go.
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Derr
Ms. Povich
Common Cause
Welfare bill sparks debate over staggering $69.4 billion savings
Lawmakers clash as Democrats argue the plan saves funds for tax cuts for the wealthy while Republicans warn of vast costs to the poor. Rep. Cunningham cites welfare misuse. states gain broad reform freedom with safeguards against cash welfare for single teen mothers and extra children. Senate action proposes district committees to administer scholarships, sparking Common Cause criticism over ongoing political leverage.
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Dtil
Randy “Duke” Cunningham
Calif
Cunningham
GOP
Maryland Senate considers year-end buffer for tax cut plan
Senate Republicans led by John Cade propose setting aside about 200 million dollars this year to cover possible federal budget cuts and emergencies. Any leftover funds could finance a tax cut next year, while Democrats push to delay the cut until 1996 amid concerns of up to 95 million dollars in cuts by a Republican Congress and potential job losses. Gov. Glendening warns that uncertainties threaten Maryland's economy as it resumes growth after a long recession.
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D-Allegany
Senate
John Cade
Congress
Maryland
Glendening
Skirmishes Spread in Northern Bosnia Threaten Truce
Bosnian Serb leader Momcilo Krajisnik warned fighters of a final battle as government troops pressed Majevica hills in northeast Bosnia. UN officials urged both sides to curb fighting that threatens a fragile four month cease-fire, with reports of territorial gains by government forces and ongoing attacks around Tuzla.
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Bosnia-Herzegovina
Majevica
Bosnia
U.N
Momcilo Krajisnik
Javnost
Croatia
Ejup Ganic
Ganic
Tuzla
Gary Coward
Coward
Yellowstone wolves pace in pen as they adjust to new home
Six Canadian gray wolves chosen as the pioneers of a new Rocky Mountain population remain in their Yellowstone pen two months after arrival. Wildlife biologists opened the gates but the wolves did not rush into the Wyoming wilderness, with park officials likening their behavior to unrushed children. The effort is part of the Fish and Wildlife Service's 10-year plan to restore wolves to the region, following earlier releases in Idaho and Wyoming.
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Yellowstone National Park
Wyo
Rocky Mountain
Cheryl Matthews
Wyoming
Idaho
Canada
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
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