Cuomo tax returns show $520000 income in 1988
Gov Mario Cuomo and wife Matilda reported 1988 income about $520000 including $150050 in speaking and writing fees and a Queens home sale profit. They paid federal, state and New York City taxes totaling $169160, about 32.5 percent of income. The Cuomos have extra time to file this year.
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Slayer sought in California winery mass attack case
Police hunt Ramon Salcido 28 after a savage spree in Sonoma County that left his wife and three relatives dead and two sisters-in-law assaulted. He reportedly abducted his three young daughters Teresa 2 Carmina 3 and Soha 4. An all points bulletin and helicopters scoured the 60 mile region as Salcido fled in a brown Ford sedan with the children, with authorities fearing the girls are in grave danger.
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Georgian mourners honor victims after deadly Sunday protest
In Tbilisi, victims were mourned as relatives placed flowers and lit candles at the protest site. The KGB chief in Georgia was named head of the republic's Communist Party on Friday, succeeding the leader who ordered Red Army troops into a crowd that killed 19 people. Foreign Minister Eduard Shevardnadze condemned the deaths as unjustifiable in a speech to Georgia's party plenum.
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Budget pact pledges no new taxes amid 12 trillion budget plan
The budget deal aims to cut the deficit to about 994 billion while avoiding new taxes. Congress and Bush back a bipartisan framework for future spending bills though key details and funding sources, including education and homeless programs, remain unsettled.
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Cop stabbed suspect shot in Syracuse drug bust
An undercover narcotics operation in Syracuse ended with Officer Patrick Michael Lynch stabbed in the leg and a suspect, Lins Peralta Perez, 35, shot multiple times. Perez remained in critical condition at University Hospital while Lynch was treated and released from Community General Hospital. Perez spoke no English and was conscious after transport.
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Taiwan faces one China two governments proposal
Justice Minister Hsiao Tien tang said the Nationalists' plan to reconcile with Beijing hinges on Beijing agreeing to a one China two governments formula. The call comes amid cross straits tensions as Beijing and Tokyo react to Taiwan's push to redefine sovereignty and the 1949 decree calling for reconquering the mainland.
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Jury to hear North case next week in trial wrap
Jurors near deliberations in the North trial, a former White House aide linked to the Contras. North faces charges of false statements to Congress, obstruction of an inquiry, and accepting a home gift. The case spanned 11 weeks with 48 witnesses. Judge Gesell rebuked the jury for delays and scheduled final arguments to begin Tuesday while jurors will be sequestered.
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