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Daschle Hit On Tax Break

Wife Claims ‘Homestead’ Exemption

By Amy Keller
Roll Call Staff
Aug. 18, 2003, Midnight

Aides to Sen. Tom Daschle (D-S.D.) and District of Columbia Mayor Anthony Williams emphatically rejected claims by a conservative group that the Senate Minority Leader is improperly claiming a D.C. tax deduction on his recently purchased $1.9 million Foxhall home.

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