New tax law reshapes planning from birth to death
New federal Tax Act cuts top rate to 50 percent and cuts long term capital gains to 20 percent, with phased three-year reductions, estate tax easing, and new incentives for saving and charitable giving. Tax advisers urge careful planning to maximize benefits and align with overall financial goals.
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Terrorist leader killed in Spain
Barcelona police killed Enrique Cerdan Calixto 31, GRAPO leader and key suspect since escaping Zamora prison in 1979. Officials say his death may push the group on the defensive in the region after a dawn raid that left him naked on a rooftop and firing at officers. Police recovered a submachine gun, forged papers, and cash in his apartment.
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Browns Fans Support Cockroft Decision and Blame Sipe
Browns fans debate the firing of Don Cockroft, praising his long service while blaming quarterback Brian Sipe and coach Rutigliano for past failures. Some say Cockroft remains talented and could have helped a Super Bowl push, while others critique holder relation and team decisions.
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School vets give advice on future careers
Students at a school list careers like teaching nursing police fireman and even a dirt bike racer. A few are unsure yet. The scariest part of school is the first day said Robert Kelshian who notes the students seem worldly and aware beyond past seven year-olds.
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Washington
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Trainee bloc of Chicago police arrested at home in rookie case
Christine Speros a 32 year old Chicago Police Academy trainee awoke to a scratching in her Northwest Side flat seized a snub nose revolver and confronted a would be intruder fleeing with a $400 radio and roast beef sandwich. Her husband George witnessed the event as she shouted freeze and named the intruder.
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Christine Speros
Chicago Police Academy
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Labor Day tensions shadow union centennial year
Union leaders and families once gathered on the White House South Lawn now face a quiet 100th anniversary as protest heats up in New York. AFL-CIO President Lane Kirkland criticizes Reagan policies while unions rally against budget cuts and the Davis Bacon Act. PATCO fallout and labor violence fears color the mood as Kirkland warns gains could be swept away. New York parade plans and a massive Solidarity Day in Washington amplify the split between administration and organized labor.
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GAO Doubts Cruise Missiles Hit Accuracy
GAO reports warn new cruise missiles may not hit targets in the Soviet Union under wartime conditions. Criticism focuses on the terrain contour matching guidance system whose radar sensors can be confused by snow seasonal changes and steppes.
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