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NEWS
Thursday, May 31,20.
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Mark Dore, a manager at the
restaurant, referred all questions
to the corporate headquarters,
which did not x'eturn telephone
calls seeking comment.
Jenna Bush’s earlier no con
test plea stemmed from a ticket
police issued while checking for
minors in possession of alcohol
at nightclubs along the popular
East Sixth Street entertainment
district April 27.
She was ordered to pay
$51.2 5 in court costs, serve eight
hours of community service and
attend six hours of alcohol
awareness classes.
John Wall, who prosecuted
that case, said if Jenna Bush is
issued a ticket in this case, her
punishment might be revoked
and authorities might seek a
conviction. She also could have
her driver’s license suspended,
he said.
Jenna Bush is a student at the
University of Texas-Austin.
Barbara Bush attends Yale Uni
versity.
Refunds
Continued from Page 1
back this year, while single par
ents would receive up to $500
and married couples up to
$600.
The refund checks come to 5
percent of a filer’s first taxable in
come, based on last year’s fig
ures: the first $6,000 for an indi
vidual filer and $12,000 for a
married couple. In the tax legis
lation, Congress lowered the
bottom tax rate for 2001 to 10
percent from 15 percent.
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lot harder for less of a tipt.
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tion that allows peoples;
smoke on the hack porchoft
restaurant.
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