Tax refund checks to be mailed as economy boost
The Bush administration plans up to 300 per person in tax refunds sent by late July to aid growth. Officials say 95 million checks will be issued, with deadlines pushed toward September, while economists expect consumer spending from rebates to lift economic momentum.
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Hanssen pleads innocent to spy charges
Former FBI agent Robert Hanssen, escorted by security, pleads innocent in U S District Court to charges of spying for Moscow. Indictment cites 15 years of secret disclosures for 1 4 million in cash and diamonds with potential death penalties. Trial set for Oct 29.
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