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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1999

Page

23

Parental neglect drives underreported child deaths and gunshot costs rise

A multi city snapshot shows underreporting of child deaths by caregivers, gunshot treatment costs at 2.3 billion with federal sharing half, and declining high school violence per CDC data. Satellite makers lose hundreds of millions as tighter export rules threaten U S China trade and license bottlenecks loom.

Los Angeles U.s.china Hughes Electronics Corp Asia Hughes U.S China Satellite Industry Association

GOPs seek marriage tax break in broad tax cut plan

Republicans pressed for a general accord on a 792 billion tax cut package aimed at easing the marriage penalty and trimming rates. The proposal would raise the standard deduction for couples, widen the 15 percent bracket, cut capital gains taxes for individuals, and gradually eliminate the estate tax. The plan faces a Clinton veto, with leaders seeking passage before the August recess.

Washington White House Senate Trent Lott House America GOP Capitol

Mortgage rates push above 8 percent for first time in years

Mortgage rates rose above 8 percent for the first time in more than two years with the 30 year fixed rate near 8.08 percent per HSH Associates. Experts say higher rates may shift buyers to cheaper homes, though activity remains resilient as inflation fears linger and lenders report steady demand.

HSH Associates Bob Bray Meyers Group

Rory Kennedy Weds in Greece in Private Ceremony

Rory Kennedy married Mark Bailey in a private Ekali ceremony near Athens in a small family gathering. The wedding occurred 242 weeks after JFK Jr and his wife died, with about 25 attendees including Ethel Kennedy and Vardinoyiannis family friends. A Greek island honeymoon cruise was rumored as a gift from the Vardinoyiannis family.

Athens Greece Rory Kennedy John F. Kennedy Jr Kennedy Mark Bailey Vardis Vardinoyiannnis Ekali Vardinoyiannis Associated Press Skai Jfk Jr Carolyn Bessette Kennedy Lauren Bessette Martha’s Vineyard Cape Cod Ms. Kennedy Hyannis Port Mass Ethel Kennedy Marianna Vardinoyiannis

Stronger sunscreens linked to longer sun exposure risk

A study in the Journal of the National Cancer Institute finds stronger sunscreens delay sunburn and may lead users to spend more time in the sun, raising skin cancer risk. French and Swiss students with SPF 30 spent 25 percent more time sunbathing, while experts caution awareness matters.

Chicago North Carolina Marcia E. Herman Giddens Journal of the American Medical Association Washington Ferdy Lejeune Journal of the National Cancer Institute Sarah McElwain Georgetown Swimming McElwain Anne Burrell

Indian rail crash in GAISAL kills hundreds

Rescuers recover at least 257 bodies after two trains collide in a field near GAISAL. Four railway signal operators are being questioned over a supposed misrouting that diverted an express train onto a parallel track as a second train approached.

Gaisal India Gether

Hillary Clinton says Bill not to blame childhood for infidelity

Hillary Rodham Clinton spokeswoman Marsha Berry says the president's childhood did not cause his infidelity. In Talk magazine she discusses Bill Clinton's background and notes he can be both strong leader and troubled by past events.

Washington Hillary Rodham Clinton Marsha Berry

Former banker opens Cayman bank secrets

Former banker John M. Mathewson, 71, was sentenced on federal conspiracy and money laundering charges. Records from Guardian Bank & Trust Limited reveal how Cayman banks operated, potentially enabling tax evasion prosecutions for about 1,500 U.S. citizens and up to 300 million dollars in back taxes.

John M. Mathewson Cayman Mathewson U.S Caymen Cades John J. Carhey Guardian Bank &Trust Limited Bank of Credit and Commerce. International Cayman Island

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