Lasting Fame for Two Standouts In Hall of Fame
Rollie Fingers and Tom Seaver have earned baseball immortality, pitching their way into the Hall of Fame in Cooperstown. The two legendary figures vaulted onto the exclusive roster, celebrating careers defined by dominance, durability, and lasting impact on the game.
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Yugoslav monitoring suspended after helicopter downing
The European Community suspended monitoring operations in Yugoslavia after a helicopter was shot down by a federal warplane. Five crew members, including a French national and four Italians, were killed. UN observers planned to proceed despite the incident as Serb irregular leaders signaled conditional acceptance of peacekeepers amid tensions and political maneuvering.
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Tax Tug of War Between Nations and Offshore Schemes
The text outlines schemes to exploit rules for tax and business advantage. It suggests fleeing justice, setting up foreign operations, acquiring foreign citizenship to access U.S. markets, and forming a U.S. subsidiary of a foreign-owned company to reduce tax burden.
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Onondaga County Ranks 44th in U S Property Taxes
Money magazine lists Onondaga County as the 44th highest in property taxes among 300 major localities. An affluent owner of a median-priced home would pay about 2500 annually, while other areas range from zero in Tammany Louisiana to 5776 in Hudson New Jersey. County Executive Nick Pirro criticizes the survey as unfair.
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President collapses at state dinner in Japan
President Bush collapsed at a state dinner in Tokyo's Akasaka Palace and was taken to the Akasaka facility. Spokesman Marlin Fitzwater said he suffered a bout of flu with nausea and vomiting but was expected to sleep through the night and resume his schedule.
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World AIDS cases rise to 446881 official total
The World Health Organization reports 132071 new AIDS cases last year, bringing the official global total to 446881 since the disease was first reported. The US accounts for about 202843 cases, with under diagnosed cases suggesting a true figure near 15 million globally.
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