Carter seeks tax cuts amid inflation and budget limits
Carter argued tax cuts are likely as inflation slows, while welfare reform hinges on stronger economic growth and higher federal revenue. Brown warned military spending may not shrink next year, and Bell pressed for Senate confirmation before naming DOJ nominees. Bell noted a solicitor general possibility and pledged anti price fixing. Carter, arriving at a rented island estate, said economic indicators looked better recently.
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Nuclear test rattles Las Vegas tall hotels
An underground nuclear test at the Nevada Test Site caused slight swaying of tall hotels along the Las Vegas Strip about 80 miles away. The 10 am detonation code named Rudder had an estimated yield of 20 to 150 kilotons with no detected radioactivity. local occupancy remained calm.
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Gas station clerk shot dead in Santa Fe Springs robbery
A 65 year old Santa Fe Springs gas station attendant was found shot to death in the cashier's booth after a robbery at the self service station on Carmenita Avenue and Meyer Road. Deputies reported missing money but did not reveal the amount or identify the victim pending relatives.
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Little-known alderman Bilandic becomes temporary Chicago mayor
Michael Bilandic, a low profile lawyer and alderman, was chosen temporary mayor of Chicago to succeed Richard Daley after his death. The selection followed a power packed week of deal making led by Alderman Edward Vrdolyak with Frost stepping aside and Bilandic gaining broad backing from regular Democrats. Bilandic said he will not run in a special election and prefers to return to his law practice once the term ends.
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Oil spill threat endangers beaches and wildlife
A ship owned by Red Bank Shipping Co of Panama and registered in Monrovia Liberia poses a looming oil spill risk to coastal beaches and local wildlife.
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Ancient sanctuary unearthed with bronze offerings and ceramics
Archaeologists Maria Fenelli and Marcelio Quatoli report finding 1 000 bronze plates and about 50 bronze statuettes in a small sacred building inside a larger sanctuary. They describe Etruscan Corinthian ceramics in poor condition and note coins and bones linked to centuries of dedication ceremonies. Separate reports note the largest Delaware River oil spill since 1975 and a Nantucket grounding case with courtroom testimony on vessel seaworthiness and navigational gear.
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City Rules Clock O Line a Game of Chance in Bank Suit
City Attorney Leonard Putnam declined a license renewal citing nonrenewal status and city review rights. After hearings and appeals the Clock O Line game was ruled predominantly a game of chance and Bank of America pursued a writ of mandate with a Monday ruling.
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