Pardon attorney claims Clinton withheld facts
The U S pardon attorney says the White House did not inform him that indicted financier Marc Rich was a fugitive. Roger Adams testified that Rich’s fugitive status was unknown to the pardon office until after checks with the Justice Department. He said documents and timing of paperwork are under scrutiny as part of the Senate hearing.
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Roger Adams
White House
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New York
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Democratic Party
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IRS Outlines Payment Options for Unpaid Tax Bills
The IRS offers methods for taxpayers unable to pay in full including extensions and installment plans. Extensions do not delay owed taxes, and individuals must estimate and send payment with Form 4868. Options include credit card payments, installment agreements using Form 9465, and offers in compromise using Form 656.
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Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Kathy Burlison
H&r Block
American Express
Master- Card
Discover
Official Payments Corp
Teens in love linked to higher mood burden study finds
A study of about 8,200 adolescents aged 12 to 17 shows romantically involved youths report slightly higher low mood and more concerning behaviors than those without romance. Girls show larger mood declines, linked to strained parental relations and rocky home environments.
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Associated Press
Kara Joyner
Cornell University
J. Richard Udry
University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill
Journal of Health & Social Behavior
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Udry
Mom
Census undercount in 2000 shows smaller gap from 1990
Preliminary Census Bureau figures indicate the national undercount dropped from 1990 levels, with the overall undercount between 0.96 and 1.4 percent. Highlights show varying undercounts among groups, including declines for blacks, Hispanics, and American Indians on reservations, while Asian counts show slight overcount.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Bush
Tion
Ban on lead candle wicks approved by CPSC
The Consumer Product Safety Commission voted 2 1 to ban candles with lead in their wicks citing risks to children from inhaled fumes or lead dust. The rule activates later this year after White House approval. most lead candles are imported despite a 1974 voluntary ban.
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Washington
Consumer Product Safety Commission
Ann Brown
Commission
White House
Brown
Tax tips on home ownership gains and deductions
Home ownership offers many tax deductions and benefits. The article explains itemizing on Schedule A versus standard deduction, mortgage interest, property taxes, and lesser items like late fees and stock loan interest. It covers points rules, treatment of home improvement loans, and how seller and buyer deductibles differ, plus basis adjustments on sale.
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Internal Revenue Service
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