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Odessa American in Odessa, Texas

16 Dec 1998

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Odessa American

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Odessa, Texas, United States of America

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Dec 16, 1998

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Party elders weigh options on Clinton impeachment

Eminent figures from both parties move beyond a party line stance with views ranging from censure to resignation. Bob Dole and Ford propose measures that keep Clinton in office. Carter and McCarthy urge a swift resolution, while Powell and Nunn stay cautious, and Rudman questions impeachment.

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Washington Bob Dole Bill Clinton Clinton House Colin Powell Sam Nunn Bush Virginia Eugene McCarthy Dole New York Times Ford White House Senate Carter House Judiciary Committee Warren Rudman New Hampshire Judiciary Committee Peter Rodine Nixon McCarthy Powell
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U S awaits Butler report on Iraq weapons inspections

Washington says Iraqi compliance has been less than complete while awaiting UN inspector Richard Butler report. Pentagon spokesman Kenneth Bacon notes options remain open with 24,100 troops in the Gulf, eight Tomahawk carriers among 22 Navy ships, and 201 aircraft in the area.

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Washington Iraq United Nations Clinton U.N Richard Butler Pentagon Kenneth Bacon Ambassador Butler Bacon Gulf Region
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Credit Gives 48 Million Americans Tax Break

Nearly 48 million Americans will pay zero income taxes for 1998 due to a new $400 child tax credit. Higher earners above $100,000 will shoulder 62 percent of the tax burden, while 47.8 million owe no tax, up from 46 million in 1997. The credit, affecting first-time tax liability, applies per child under 17 and may yield refunds for larger families. income phaseouts apply.

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Washington Joint Committee On Taxation J. Randy Penn H&r Block Internal Revenue Service
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