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U.S. approves Apache helicopter deployment to Albania
The United States will send 24 Apache gunships and 2,000 troops to Albania to support NATO action in Yugoslavia. 18 MLRS, missiles, 14 Bradley vehicles, MPs and intel officers will accompany the force to protect the aircraft and target Yugoslav defenses in Kosovo amid ongoing ethnic Albanian attacks.
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NATO Fires Hit Belgrade as Refugees Reach Safety
NATO warplanes and missiles struck Belgrade targets including an army HQ and oil refineries while Yugoslav forces pressed toward Kosovo’s western mountains where ethnic Albanian guerrillas prepared a last stand. Refugees fly to Europe as relief efforts struggle amid mass displacements.
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Village massacre near Kukes shocks Kosovo border
In Goden Kosovo a Serb raid left 20 men kneeling at a wall as houses burned and women fled with children toward the Albania border. Villagers say guns shot in the air and a chilling line The order is to execute you all. Officials confirm accounts and warn of possible deaths.
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Fortune 500 profits slip as 1998 ends tougher year
Fortune magazine reports a 1.8 percent drop in profits for the 500 largest U.S. public companies in 1998, the first decline in seven years, amid Asia, Russia, and Latin America crises. Revenue growth slowed to 4 percent while GM held the top spot for the 11th straight year, followed by Ford, Walmart, Exxon, and GE.
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Congress weighs marriage penalty fix in tax code
Congress mulls proposals to reduce the marriage penalty as working couples face higher taxes under the progressive system. Vivien Kellems, a Connecticut businesswoman who fought unfair tax treatment for single people, is cited as a historical touchstone for the issue. The debate centers on budget surplus use and aims to ease the burden on households with similar-spouse earnings while acknowledging ongoing inequities in a two earner family arrangement.
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