Jacksons 1829 White House party warns Clinton open invites
Washington reporters recount Andrew Jackson inviting the masses to the 1829 inauguration. The scene devolved into damaged furniture and tobacco juice, with Jackson exiting via a back window. Historians note inaugurations opened to crowds despite such chaos.
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Kauffmans Fight IRS Over 1989 Tax Valuation Dispute
The IRS sought court guidance on how Ewing and Mur uch Kauffman valued 1989 securities from Marion Merrell Dow after a merger. The dispute centers on CVRs valued at 4375 dollars per share on tax returns versus 8375 dollars for other shareholders, affecting 52.9 million dollars in reported income. Attorneys cite privileged information, magistrate Maughmer considers the matter.
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Age defies time for U S senator in South Carolina
Aiken South Carolina AP Strom Thurmond who turns 90 on Saturday remains active citing diet exercise and optimism as keys to longevity. The longtime senator and oldest member of Congress discusses his plans budget bases bases and looming campaigns amid questions about his effectiveness and calls from some Republicans to step aside in 1996. He emphasizes daily workouts family ties and a busy agenda as he faces a potential political future with his marriage to Nancy Thurmond ending recently.
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Khmer Rouge demands U.N. hostages release in Cambodia
In central Cambodia 85 miles north of Phnom Penh the Khmer Rouge guerrillas holding six U.N. peacekeepers demand that government soldiers withdraw before release. U.N. spokesman Eric Falt said Indonesian negotiators reached the area and the Khmer Rouge claim the hostages were spying for Phnom Penh while accusing the U.N. of aiding Vietnam.
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