Rebate checks reach 131 million households
Surveys show 131 million households will receive up to $600 per individual and $1,200 for couples plus $300 per child, totaling $110 billion by mid July. Many spend on essentials like utilities, food, and wedding costs as inflation amplifies the impact. Experts warn the stimulus may have a limited long term effect on the economy.
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Filing bumper for Apple and Schmidt seek Senate seats
Apple, a former Louisburg school board member, touts efforts on K-12 funding and energy policy, supports a constitutional ban on gay marriage, and holds multiple committee roles. Schmidt seeks reelection in the 15th Senate District, chairs and vice chairs key committees, and has been recognized by state groups. no challenger has filed.
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Ottawa residents react to smoking ban in local eateries
Old 56 Family Restaurant owner Mark Pakdel said he moved to a smoke free setup after remodeling, while Henry T's manager Casie Williams noted a non smoking stance with an outside patio for smokers. City reviewed input from residents and held forums before voting. Ottawa joins Lawrence and others with clean air rules, challenged in court but upheld.
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McCain backs global League of Democracies to shape US policy
John McCain endorses a proposed League of Democracies with over 100 nations to promote a U S overseas agenda and global leadership, arguing it could act where the UN fails and press tyrants, with potential sanctions on Iran and Darfur relief. Barack Obama has not taken a stand, though adviser Anthony Lake supports the idea.
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Obama campaign mastered party rules to foil Clinton
Obama planned for the long haul, studying nominating rules and district quirks to win delegates in states long ahead. Clinton aimed for an early knockout on Super Tuesday, while Obama's team exploited arcane rules, gaining advantage through careful strategic planning.
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Texas Supreme Court orders return of sect children from foster care
The Texas Supreme Court ruled that Child Protective Services overstepped by removing more than 400 children from the Yearning For Zion Ranch. The decision says the removals were not warranted, paving the way for children to be returned, though timing and any restrictions remain unclear. Parents and relatives welcomed the ruling while awaiting official steps to reunite families.
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