Education tax breaks highlight House GOP tax plan
The Ottawa Herald reports that House Republicans propose education tax breaks including private university prepaid tuition tax exemption and expanded education IRA style accounts. The plan, part of a broader $850 billion 10 year tax cut, faces Clinton veto risks and involves bonds to fund school construction.
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House
Clinton
Ashington
Congress
House Gop
Senate
William Roth
Delaware
Bill Archer
Ways and Means Committee
Archer
Texas
Middle-class Americans face money woes and medical bills
Washington report highlights 49 million people or 20 percent of the nation struggled to meet basic needs in 1995. Even solid middle class families like Luanne Shirling’s faced medical debt after a pregnancy and C section, leading to mortgage delinquencies and food stamps. Wealthier households also at risk though, with 5.2 million above $45,700 income and 2.9 million above $68,700 affected. Experts note emergencies, debt, and layoffs push families toward crisis, especially in expensive cities or with large mortgages.
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Washington
Luanne Shirling
Shirlings
Census Bureau
Federal blacklist plan linked to Gore unions push
The Clinton administration proposes blacklisting firms from federal contracts for labor tax and environmental violations as Gore seeks union support. Business groups vow to resist while supporters say taxpayer funds should not aid chronic lawbreakers. Obama era-like public comment opens in Federal Register.
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Ashington
Clinton
White House
al Gore
Gore
Democratic Party
Afl-Cio
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Thomas J. Donahue
Linda Ricci
Office of Management and Budget
Federal Register
Associated Press
Trent Lott
R Miss
Alexis Herman
Sheriff’s Sale Set On Emerson Real Estate in Franklin County
By order of the Franklin County District Court MidFirst Bank seeks sale of the George Burton Waddle estate. The property, The South 2/3 of Lot 3 and all of Lot 4, Block 12 Emerson, Franklin County Kansas, will be sold at public auction for cash to satisfy the court order. Sale at the Ottawa courthouse front steps on July 20, 1999 at 10 a.m. The sheriff will execute the sale.
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District Court OF
Franklin County
Kansas
Civil Court Department
Midfirst Bank
K.S.A
Ottawa
Emerson
George Button Waddla Et al
Jet A. van Zandt Patterson
Vanzandt & Gott
L.C. Tallgrass
East
District Court
Midfrist Bank
Allen M. McMillen
Martija J. McMillen
Commercial Federal Bank
Linda Sue McMillen
State OF Kansas
Martha J. McMillen
Kansas, Or Midfirst Bank
Ott
Dundee
Patterson, Vanzandt & Gott
Tallgrass Executioe Park
22Nd Street
Wichita
Byrgrell A. Vanzandt
A. Vangandt
Hickory
Mallad
P.O. Box
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Gasé
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Ida
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Jane Doe
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Gary Skiles
Tony
Fire Department
David Vague
Farmers Insurance
Gelling
Elens Oe
S. Oak
Shep Smith
Quenamo
S. Ash
Uae
Advantage
UDI
I&a
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S. Poplar
Cleveland, Fil
E. Wilson
Little Tykes
N. Cherry
Heidi
Oregon Rd
Easton 15
Marshall Ad
Honda
John Deere Yard
Underwood
Davis Rd
Garfield St
Pomona
Sacred Heart Church
Briles School
K-68
Texas Ad
Willow Acres
Quenemo
Terry
Better Business Bureau
Brookside Manor
LPN
CNA
Maggie Slonaker
Wayne Snow
S. Cedar
Village Manor
Tarasa Coover
Gail Scott
Country Haven
Paola
Killough
W. Wilson
Donahue Trucking
Greeley
Medicalodge of
Gardner
Bedford
Gardner, KS
Abel
Nck
Nat
Dot Label, Inc
Cherokee
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