Tax lapse costs Treasury billions in 1996 budget row
The government losing almost $2 billion in 1996 as Congress and the White House deadlock over reauthorizing the Superfund toxic cleanup tax and other levies. Lapsed levies include airline ticket taxes, oil and chemical taxes, and a small gas tax to repair underground storage tanks, with agencies warning of delayed cleanups if not renewed.
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Washington
Congress
White House
Choton
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Carol Browner
Bill Archer
Texas
House
Ways and Means Committee
Archer
James Wilcox
Treasury
Clinton
GOP
Treasury Department
Jeffery van
National Chemical Manufacturers Association
Charles DiBona
American Petroleum Institute
Benvengi joins St Moritz Security Service in Frederick
Benvengi joins St Moritz Security Service at 340 W Patrick St Frederick bringing seven years with Frederick County Sheriff Office in motor vehicle homicide and traffic accident investigation He is an instructor in standardized field sobriety test and radar operations Also served three years as a U S Army military police investigator
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Rosario W. Benvengi
St. Moritz Security Service
W. Patrick St
Frederick
Benvengi
Frederick County
Berengi
U.S. Army
Gas prices rise slightly as summer demand looms
Nationwide gas prices edged up 0.11 cents to 138.07 cents per gallon, with self-serve averages at 131.83 for regular, 141.34 for mid-grade, and 149.71 for premium. Full-service rates were higher, at 161.75 for regular, 170.39 for mid-grade, and 177.27 for premium, amid supply adjustments and Iraq oil talks.
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Trilby Lundbergh
Iraq
OPEC
Retired Noland Co. employee honored after 46 years
Inside electrical salesman Earl John Breeden of Noland Co. retires after 46 years. Frederick store colleagues bought a limousine to fetch him from his Boonsboro home on his final work day and return him there later. He plans vacation time and continued street rod involvement with his wife, owning a td Chevrolet and a 1929 Model A Ford for auto shows.
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Earl
John” Breeden
Noland Co
Noland
Frederick
Mr. Breeden
Boonsboro
Breeden
TrainingWheels mobile lab debuts for computer training needs
New business Enterprise Development Group in Frederick launches TrainingWheels a self-contained 34 foot Winnebago based mobile computer laboratory with a 10-station LAN supporting Windows 95. When expanded the slide-out offers over 150 square feet of usable space for up to ten students each at an individual PC. The unit includes its own power heating and cooling bathroom and kitchenette for on-site training. For information call 696-0901.
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Athens Enterprises Ltd
Industry Lane
Frederick
Enterprise Development Group
TrainingWheels
Settlements End Civil Racketeering Case With Honda Exes
A Maryland federal judge granted preliminary approval to settlements totaling 17 million with five former Honda executives and a California law firm, ending civil racketeering claims against the executives. The parties dispute rests on a national scheme involving Honda dealers and executives, with the law firm representing several plaintiff dealerships.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Honda
California
U.S
J. Frederick Motz
Robert Rivers
John Conway
David Pedersen
Frank Pisano
Kronick, Moskovitz, Tiedemann & Girard
Sacramento
Calif
American Honda
Honda Motor Co
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FDIC
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AP Business Baromen Daily
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