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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 2001
Page
15
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The first 10 year tax cut installment offers up to 300 dollars for individuals and 600 for married couples as rebates. Readers are advised to invest the rebate by saving, paying debt, buying I Bonds, funding IRAs, starting a dividend reinvestment plan, learning new skills, improving homes and cars, donating to charity, and gifting financial guides to others.
The Justice Department says the Supreme Court is unlikely to review the Microsoft antitrust case and there should be no delay in punishing Microsoft for monopolizing the computer software market. Government lawyers urge sending the case to a different judge to decide penalties, avoiding further delay.
The Red Barn Market in Stonefort reopens under Nordmeyer family ownership after a two year closure. Carol and Chris Nordmeyer, with son Adam, renovated the store, offering peaches and a full produce line as the town of 300 welcomes back a grocery option.
Oracle chief Larry Ellison predicts most revenue will come from online software subscriptions within five years. He notes a move away from CD based installs to cloud access, with businesses and consumers paying monthly for varied applications. Microsoft pursues similar online subscription models like Hailstorm.
In Hot Springs Arkansas 1200 fans queued at the convention center for the first batch of 300000 Bill Clinton trading cards featuring the former president and his ties to the city. Dick Kelley accepted the first card while Ed James praised the collector potential and Steve Arrison noted millions in free publicity and a possible second print run. Clinton supported the project saying Hot Springs is special to him.
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