Senators push to counter CRP tax ruling
Senators from several states push a bill to curb a 6th Circuit decision taxing CRP payments as self employment income. The Ohio couple at the center faced $1,685 for 1992 and $1,640 for 1993, with Kansas estimates of $16 million in potential added taxes nationwide. Critics say the ruling undermines conservation aims while backers cite benefits and broad bipartisan support.
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Moore rejects GOP partial birth abortion ban in favor of broader bill
Rep. Dennis Moore joins moderates and President Clinton in backing an alternative measure that would ban all abortions when a fetus is viable with exemptions for serious health risks. He says the GOP bill is a sham and vows votes aligned with abortion rights, while GOP colleagues defend their party line.
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Tech stock rout ends in cautious rebound on Wall Street
Tuesday's wild session saw the Nasdaq and Dow swing record distances as tech shares led a broad selloff. Buyers later returned, leaving most stocks with modest losses after a volatile day fueled by shifting euphoria around high tech issues.
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Father and Son With Same Name In Probation Mixup
In Baltimore a judge called a probation case a major mess after Gregory W. Kasey Jr. 20 and his prison-inmate father with the same name created a mix up. The elder man took a four year term for the charge, then the judge corrected the error and sentenced the son to the prison term intended for the father. The case marks the first time in 17 years the two have faced each other in court.
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