Brown Accepts Tax Cut Seen as Winner in California Race
Governor Edmund G Brown Jr campaigns on Proposition 13 tax cuts promising jobs and lower taxes while touting environmental gains. Opponent Excell Younger struggles to gain a signature issue as ballot contests include Lt Gov Mervyn Dymally versus Mike Curb and Attorney General Yvonne Burke versus George Deukmejian.
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Arabs to counter peace plan
Arab leaders approved an 11 billion dollar fund to counter the Egyptian-Israel peace plan. Conference sources said the sum exceeds Iraq's earlier proposal by 2 billion and details on annual or one time funding were unresolved. Delegates set a principle that richer states would contribute more while Iraq urged a 9 billion annual defense fund.
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Tragedy at Tabasco Pipeline Blast Kills 40
A Pemex gas pipeline explosion near Villahermosa Tabasco Thursday killed about 40 people and destroyed roadside shacks and a truck stop. Officials said a tank truck was at the crossroads when the blast hit around noon, and responders rushed the injured to Agua Dulce first aid station. The cause remains unexplained and Mexico City gas supply was not impacted.
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Dollar gains on foreign markets amid rescue measures
The dollar strengthened on foreign exchanges as markets responded to rescue measures. The pound fell to 1.9825 dollars in London from 1.99 the prior day, while the dollar closed at 186.25 yen in Tokyo after 178. The Tokyo market was closed for a national holiday.
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Court rules BG&E refund dispute in Maryland
The Maryland Court of Special Appeals voids the Public Service Commission order to refund 21.6 million dollars to BG&E customers, limiting potential refunds to about 458.49 dollars total, roughly 11 cents per customer, aligning with an earlier Howard County ruling. The dispute traces to 1874 over fuel rate adjustments and residential billing practices.
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