Tax reform squirm in Washington over capital gains and IRA deductions
Congress faces a tough choice as Republicans push capital gains tax cuts urged by President Bush, aiming to boost asset sales, while Democrats seek to restore IRA deductions. Both plans fail to solve the deficit. the answer lies in spending cuts or tax increases, with Gramm-Rudman pressure forcing Congress to act.
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Bush
Gramm-Rudman
Working Mothers list spotlights corporate fringe benefits
The October issue of Working Mothers magazine highlights 60 companies including IBM, DuPont, and Merck that have invested in child care centers, long-term parental leave, and flexible hours for working mothers. Editor Judson Culbreth notes many firms lag but suggests workforce support can be affordable with employee input and shared costs.
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IBM, DuPont and Merck & Co. Inc
Working Mothers Magazine
Judson Culbreth
U.S
Ottawa Herald USPS rates listing 1989
The Ottawa Herald details subscription prices effective July 1 1989 for Ottawa and surrounding areas by carrier motor route and by mail in Franklin County and adjacent counties plus all other regions. Rates show monthly three month six month and annual options.
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Ottawa
Franklin County
Helms amendment to NEA funding drawn as pivotal fight
The essay argues federal arts funding lacks constitutional basis and highlights controversy over NEA grants to Mapplethorpe, Serrano, and others. It criticizes sponsorship of individual artists, defends free expression, and urges restricting public funds to avoid “grantsmanship” while noting political odds for 1990 efforts to curb grants.
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Washington
Helms
National Endowment For the Arts
NEA
Jesse Helms
North Carolina
Congress
United States
Robert Mapplethorpe
Andres Serrano
Mappleethorpe
Serrano
Christ
Sen. Helms
Les AuCoin
Oregon
Judi Freeman
Los Angeles
France
Roger C. Greenwald
Toronto
Canada
Newark
N.J
Department of the Interior
Letters To The Editor Lessons From A Country Trip With Guns
A reader recounts taking his sons dove hunting on a Sunday morning. An out-of-town Highway Patrol officer detained them claiming a gun on a country road was unusual. The writer argues the stop was improper, notes tailgating and DPS outside city limits, and reflects on how a child’s question about a .410 shotgun highlighted misunderstandings of firearms and law.
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15Th
I-35
15Th St
Olathe/Emporia
Highway Building
Department of Public Safety
America
Lincoln
Ottawa
Merriam minibonds attract strong first-day uptake
Merriam residents snapped up about half of a $1 million minibond issue on opening day to finance converting the former Merriam Grade School into a community center. Bonds sold in $500 denominations with 6.46 to 6.84 percent interest, five-year maximums, and tax exemptions, backed by city credit. This is reported as possibly the first minibond sale in Kansas or Missouri, signaling local civic investment enthusiasm.
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Kansas City Times
Merriam
Kansas
Missouri
Loving by Danielle Steel reveals Bettina Daniels life highs and lows
In this sweeping romance Bettina grows from a sheltered daughter into an independent writer. Multiple marriages, wealth, loss, and the influence of friends shape her path as she negotiates love, fame, and selfhood across New York and California.
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Bettina Daniels
Bettina
Justin Daniels
Justin
Ivo
Tor
Anthony
California
Mary
Seth
Alexander
John
New York
Ollie Paxton
Danielle Steel
Bill Hale
Bill
Ollie
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