Congress Diverting Tax Cash to War Funding Budget Clash
Amid debates in Washington over Bush tax cuts and wartime costs, Sen. Feingold won a 52 to 47 vote diverting 100 billion dollars from Bush’s 726 billion tax cut to fund the Iraq war. McCain Hollings oppose all tax cuts while Grassley chairs tax panel, House panels pledge 726 billion tax cut drafting next week.
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Feds hunt suspected financiers linked to terror schemes
Federal raids across the United States have arrested nine people on charges of illegal money movement and fake passport sales as officials say these networks fund terrorist groups. In New York City a $33 million transfer to Pakistan tied to Manhattan Foreign Exchange was exposed, while Minnesota tobacco stores allegedly moved cash to Lebanon and Jordan. Authorities report the Task Force has arrested 93 people and seized $11 million in terror financing operations and $24 million in smuggled cash.
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Airline woes expand as war pressures carriers
Northwest Airlines plans to cut 4900 jobs and shrink flights by 12 percent, United trims 8 percent, and Continental will lay off about 1200 workers as airlines brace for ongoing war and weak demand. American Airlines will cut international flights. Hawaiian seeks Chapter 11 protection.
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