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Cecil Andnis said in a nenews re mmunitics. viewing the mling and hadIiad no commenl Tu diouctive wasle headed for IdalIdaho has been t lease, Thc Navy hasfi rcrefused to disclose the Sch esday on how thc rulingg wwill atTccl opcra- umed around as a result ofaa fcfederal court r The judgdge’s decision forccs the fed''edenil g ediile o fth e shipmt[^mcnls. tions. Workers at the Navalival Reactors Fncili- Illing.III say aclivisls who havelive been track- ovemmentnt to meet the same environronmen- Since 1957, thehe 1Navy has .senl all o flh e s ty at INEL. where spentt futfuel is received an ingin .such shipments. lai standuri!irds as everyone else. 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M onday ruleruled that the En epartment.It, was jubilant, said I’ocatelltello CO- nium wns chcmicalieally extracted from tlic sp lion will afTeci operationsms ;al INEL. spokes fcdcrnl judge’s dcadliidline for renovating ergy Department must halt all»ll ishipments o f ordiiuilor■ DBeatrice Brailsford. ent fuel nnd used:d ttto make ncw fuel for the r man Brad Bugger said. thc jail and begin movloving prisoners else- nuclcar wa.ste bound for slonijDnige at the Ida- The groioup. in coopeniiion with olhJlher ac- eaclors lhat mnkcke nuclear weapons materi- The federal judge ruled;d tlthe departmeni m where. ho National Engineering Labo:iboraiory until a livisl groupups across the country, has< trtracked als, Bul changingag 'world politics reduced th ust halt ail waste shipmeninenis unlil it com- P a g e B l n environmental review of siteiiie operations is the shipmiments o f spent reactor fuel frtfrom U. e need for nuclcar':ar weapons. pletes ihe impact statemc:ment covering re- completed. S. Navy re;reac.lors to INI-L. Thc department:nt idecided it no longer need cent changes and proposedsed programs, and Mopped reprocessing th W arily facing growthgr "Beneath thc desert landsi o ffth e INEL lie It has iriiiried to call atlcnlion lo (be; scsecret s ed thc uranium anc P le aise s e see TRA1N/A2 A developer wantsnts to annex hind in Bellevue for ncw homtames, but officials are w orried the new subdiibdivision could alicr ihe hodgepodge characiracter of die town. Choice scseats U.S. Unnks P age Bl death jplot ’ Rew ard offered:d ' A Burley womanI ofofTcrs a reward after to Sad(Idam red Gemian Shepherd her son lost his prized -i who disiippeared onI Sunday.Si The Associated Press P age B3 WASlllNCiTON — The Clinton admin- islration said Tuesdayf illthere is no doubt Saddam Hussein personal□nally approved an -alleged-Iraquploi agiiinsLlisL fo n icr I’rcsid en t___ ____ Bush. Old pro on.theego g Tensions wilh Iraq llareciared anew in a ctin- Martina NavratilovaDva breezes by anoth- ’. I ' fronlation between an AmAnierican warplane cr opponenl at Wimbleibledon Tuesday. and an Iraqi antiaircraft. batbattery. P age Dl Prcsideni Clinion said it was ••very dif- Bj a g h d a d Boxing scandala l ficull to conceive" of edgy - A7 I Boxer Ray M ercer:r hhas been accused of improved relations irying to bribe his opp<ipponent. wilh Baghdad in ^ P age Dl light of "thc stubborn1 rerefusal o f Iraq to comply wilh United NationItions resolutions," Thc U.N. measures reqrequire Saddam lo dismantle his weapons oofi f mass destruction ._and open his m ilitary facifacilities to inspcc- tion. Service with aI sis m i l e The president spokec alat a new s confer- ence wilh Argentine Presit•esident Carlos Men- A carccr waitressi taltakes her job serious- cm shortly aller the Pentagiitagon disclosed that ly. Here’s how one; K<Kctchum woman dc- a U.S. jet fired a m issilee al an Iraqi anti-air- v. fines her role on ihecjob. jo MIKE SALSSURYmio nmo*-N«w» P ag eC I crafl arlillery sile. Thee PtPentagon .said the • Having already playeded In their Little LeagueI £game, Jake Skeem, left,ift, an d Jool Brown scalelie picnic tables at Iraqis had largelcd their:ir nradar on the U.S. Hannon Park. They wewere watching other teanim s battle during.an acti<ction:packed_Monday afteifte rn o o n ^ a t t h e Tw in plane, a possible preludele Iclo firing., Holiday: Timee ffor treats ' ■ 'CHriton noted there havelave been .similaroc- ' Falls park. A Fourth of Julyy nmenu can sparkle - eurrences in ihe pa.st. “i‘1 w ouldn't read too w ith a few lasty addilidilions. much into it." be said. P ag eC I ^ The presideni said slant,tandard rules of en- gagemenl authorize U.S.l.S. pilols in the re- S o m e i ^Americcans k€eep earrnings gion 10 fire al radar siicsICS if the planes are HIHH" targeted, hill making its way ihroughll The missile attack occuKcurrcd in southern 1Thc Associated Press ••The numberm of all returns —- titaxable The big tax hill /ild Weasel, one of Victory for Idallaho a n d non-n-taxable — with incoiromes of Congress apparerirently would do nothing loL) Iraq when an F-4G Wild W ASHING'ION Ifs; siistill possible to S200.000lO or more has risen subslatilantially. bring the 779 ontcinto the lax rolls, two Air Force nirerafi patipatrolling the .south- T oday’s editorialII vw elcom es a federal e cm "no-fly" zone, was:is titargeted by Iraqi m ake a lot o f numcy witiiuiitiiit jsh:iring it with (but) thc; fpercentage of non-taxablele ireuims The measure.rc. designed to reduce the judge’s ruling onI ninuclcar waste ship- X radar, ihe I’entagon .said, Uncle Sam. has not changedcl as significantly."' tlthe IRS budget deficit,, wouldw> increase ihc top lax d, ments. Thc Inlcmal Revenue SenScrvice says 779 concludeded. rales on high camamers..rnising the tax burdenn The U,S, jet immediateliatcly fired an anli- P age A6 couples and individuals rcpirciniried earning Thc repeport showed nn additionalial 8 ,0 2 0 on the average: (»ver-S2()0.0()0-a-yearir filerr radar missile at the Iraqi~jqi installation, and more than S200.000 on retreturns filed in over-S2001)0 .0 0 0 earners paid less lhanlan 5 per- by about S25.000)00. But ihose who use legalll bolh aircraft returned lo0 baba.se safely, jn that the F-4G may 1990 and paid no federal iiietiiicdine tax. They cent o f thiiheir income in tax; 15.2463 p;paid be- deduclioiis andI creditscr to wipe out ihcir taxX There was speculation tl 10 Idaho Air Nalional earned S340 million, an average of iwebn 5 ppercenl nnd 10 percent. Moi4ore than liability wouldd notr be touched by thosee Imve been one from tho Id eral planes and per- S436.000 apiece. h alf thosese who earned more than S2S200.000 higher rales, Guard, which has several Thc number o f high-inconiom e non-laxpay- paid lesss tthan 25 percent. ■ "Only in the: wiwrong direction" would the0 sonnel in ihe Persian Giulf ulf area currently, W eak figures oion seesaw firmation from Air crs almost doubled from 397597 a year earlier Tlie IRSRS said 1.817 couples and intindividu- bill change thcc numbern of non-laxpayers.i. T h ere w as no c o n firn T he nation’s econoonomy is grow ing fit- and was the highe.st sincee tlthc IRS began als managaged to cam belween S 100.0;).000 and Robert M clniyrc,yre. director of Citizens forT Force or National Guardrd sisourccs. rscorcd by a dccline in aq dominated Clin- fully, a point underset publi.shing tho reports> oon orders of S200.000)0 w ithoul paying taxes. AnAi addi- Tax Justice, a labor-financedI. researchh Questions about'lraq i [primary forecasting in- three days afler U.S. thc government’s prir Congress in 1977. Bul theyy slslill represented tional 221.920 had incomes belweenbe grtnip, said Tuesdlesday. The number could bee ion's news conference ihri g warships fired cruise mi;missiles at Saddam dex. 1 o f every 1.0000 filersfl at that in- S50.000I annd SIOO.OOO and /cto taxax liabili- increased, he said,sait by provisions affecting P age A3 only about com c level.' ly.
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