Bush to Separate Union Dues From Politics
President Bush to order federal contractors to post notices allowing non-union workers to opt out of political dues. Labor Dept will publish a rule forcing unions to itemize political spending, lobbying, and contract negotiations. The move aims to limit union support for Democrats in an election year.
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Bush
Washington
Labor Department
Ing
White House
The
New York Times
Supreme Court
Fugitive banker surrenders after 17 months on run
Joseph Mollicone Jr the 48 year old president of Heritage Loan and Investment Bank surrendered at 1 a.m. at attorney Thomas DiLuglio Sr's home after a nationwide manhunt. He is charged with embezzling 13 million dollars and faces state and federal warrants for unlawful flight. His disappearance ended after the bank collapse hastened the RISDIC failure of 45 insured institutions.
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Providence
R.I
Rhode Island
Joseph Mollicone Jr
Thomas DiLuglio Sr
James O’neil
DiLuglio
Mollicone
O’neil
Heritage Loan & Investment Bank
New Jersey
France
Italy
Heritage
Rhode Island Share and Deposit Indemnity Corp
Bruce G. Sundlun
Risdic
Bush Clinton clash looms in 1992 presidential race
The article contrasts President Bush and Arkansas Governor Bill Clinton as likely nominees, highlighting their ages, backgrounds, policy divides, and campaign contrasts. It notes Bush’s foreign policy resume and Clinton’s Southern state experience, abortion, taxes, defense, and welfare stances, with a generational gap shaping the race.
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Bush
Arkansas
Bill Clinton
Clinton
Yale
Charmers lure snakes from lawmakers lair
Bangladeshi parliament opens summer session as female snake charmers stand by. Eight cobras were captured after deputies fled the building during a snake alarm. Charmers were brought in when police and firemen failed to trap the reptiles. Authorities noted cobras may still be hidden in the sprawling complex. Some deputies hired their own charmers for protection.
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Dhaka
Bangladesh
Abul Hussain
Hussain
Tax payment burden may cost U.S. billions each year
A New York Times News Service report notes estimates that the time and hassle of filing federal taxes cost the nation between 200 billion and 618 billion dollars annually. James Payne of Lytton Research and Analysis argues the higher end reflects a heavy burden, nearly two thirds of total federal revenue, implying a dollar of government spending costs citizens about 1.65 dollars.
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IRS
James Payne
Lytton Research and Analysis
Sandpoint
Idaho
Washington
Coming Tuesday Gaston lunch fitness feature
A Tuesday feature profile highlights working people in Gaston who fit fitness into their lunch breaks. The piece captures varied routines and local spots where workers squeeze in activity amid midday schedules.
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Gaston
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