Ask Ivana premieres in June 13 Globe issue
Ivana Trump plans to answer readers questions on love money marriage and fitness in a new advice column in the June 13 issue of the Globe. The tabloid promises straight from the heart responses and coverage of Ivana's life and fashion tips.
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Polls to raise funds reveal junk mail tactics and urges reform
A quirky critique of political solicitations masquerading as polls. The author notes attempts to save and mail junk polls to lawmakers, argues for banning mass mailing lists, and suggests tighter penalties on fund solicitations misrepresented as polling. He lists several example requests from Buchanan, Bennett, Gramm, and others, endorsing reform but wary of regulations.
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Mortgage deduction sparks nationwide lobbying drive in Congress
The Packwood deduction clash triggers broad backing from top leaders including Dole Gingrich Armey Archer as lawmakers weigh curbs. Mortgage Bankers Association estimates 28 million homeowners save about 60 billion yearly. capping at 250000 would raise 52 billion over five years for two million homeowners, many in California and expensive East Coast areas. A coalition of bankers Realtors builders and community lenders formed The Group to oppose Packwood and defend the deduction.
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Realtors Rally to Preserve Mortgage Interest Deduction
Republicans and a broad coalition led a campaign to defend the mortgage interest deduction against proposed changes. The effort included a nationwide call campaign, a Washington convention with 8,000 brokers, and outreach by the United Homeowners Association and Fannie Mae Freddie Mac. Lawmakers introduced resolutions to preserve current terms, while opponents warned of higher taxes and lower property values amid tax code reform.
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Contingent U.S. ground troops possible in NATO mission
President's pledge for a NATO led operation to extract endangered UN personnel in Bosnia highlighted by Perry on PBS. Dole endorsed limited use to rescue personnel, not equipment, as 2000 Marines head to the Adriatic with USS Theodore Roosevelt on station amid UN hostage crisis.
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Child swept in culvert battles critical injuries after flood
Ross Weatherford, seven, regained consciousness but stays in Shannon Medical Center ICU after being swept through an underground culvert near Fannin Elementary School. Rescuers fear up to 15 minutes submerged. doctors say brain damage depends on circumstances. Shelter closures and ongoing flooding prompt homeless to seek Salvation Army help. Local residents report hail, water damage, and chaotic efforts to drain homes as they brace for heavier rains.
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Odessa American On Line survey prompts weekly dial in
Reader participation urged in Odessa American Santa Anna style poll. Call 580 4636 to vote on five questions about TV content school calendars spring football gun laws and O J Simpson with a Thursday midnight deadline.
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Madonna guard not likely to be charged
In Los Angeles a private security guard who shot an intruder in Madonna's Hollywood Hills yard likely won’t face charges. The 37 year old intruder, Robert Dewey Hoskins, lunged for the guard Basil Stephens pistol twice during a struggle. Authorities cited the threat as basis for investigating charges against Hoskins.
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