ఐదేళ్ల పాలన ముగుస్తున్న సమయంలో...లోక్సభ ఎన్నికలే లక్ష్యంగా ఎన్డీఏ తాత్కలిక బడ్జెట్ను ప్రవేశపెట్టింది. 2019-20 ఆర్థిక సంవత్సరంలో ప్రభుత్వ వ్యయాన్ని రూ. 27, 84, 200 కోట్లుగా అంచనా వేశారు. బడ్జెట్ను లోక్సభలో ప్రవేశపెట్టిన కేంద్రమంత్రి పీయూష్ గోయల్.. పన్నుల పరిమితులు, ప్రత్యక్ష, పరోక్ష పన్నుల వసూళ్లలపై మాట్లాడారు. ప్రస్తుత ఏడాదిలో నెలకు రూ. 97,100 కోట్ల పన్నులు వసూళ్లవుతున్నాయని మంత్రి తెలిపారు. గత అయిదేళ్లలో రాష్ట్రాల పన్ను వసూళ్లు 14 శాతం పెరిగాయని వెల్లడించారు. ఎగవేతదారులపై తీసుకొంటున్న చర్యలతో రూ. లక్ష కోట్లకు పైగా లెక్కలోకి వచ్చాయన్నారు. 2017-18లో కోటి 6 లక్షల మంది ఐటీ రిటర్న్స్దాఖలు చేశారని.. ఈ రిటర్న్ 94.54 శాతం యథావిధిగా ఆమోదించామని పీయూష్ గోయల్ అన్నారు. వచ్చే రెండేళ్లలో పన్ను రిటర్న్ల విధానాన్ని ఎలక్ట్రానిక్గా మారుస్తామన్నారు. ప్రత్యక్ష పన్నుల వసూళ్లు రూ. 6 లక్షల కోట్ల నుంచి రూ. 12 లక్షల కోట్లకు పెరిగాయని పేర్కొన్నారు.
పన్ను వసూళ్లు పెరిగాయ్ : పీయూష్ గోయల్
పన్నుల వసూళ్లు పెరిగాయని బడ్జెట్ ప్రసంగంలో కేంద్రమంత్రి పీయూష్ గోయల్ ప్రకటించారు.
PIYUSH
ఐదేళ్ల పాలన ముగుస్తున్న సమయంలో...లోక్సభ ఎన్నికలే లక్ష్యంగా ఎన్డీఏ తాత్కలిక బడ్జెట్ను ప్రవేశపెట్టింది. 2019-20 ఆర్థిక సంవత్సరంలో ప్రభుత్వ వ్యయాన్ని రూ. 27, 84, 200 కోట్లుగా అంచనా వేశారు. బడ్జెట్ను లోక్సభలో ప్రవేశపెట్టిన కేంద్రమంత్రి పీయూష్ గోయల్.. పన్నుల పరిమితులు, ప్రత్యక్ష, పరోక్ష పన్నుల వసూళ్లలపై మాట్లాడారు. ప్రస్తుత ఏడాదిలో నెలకు రూ. 97,100 కోట్ల పన్నులు వసూళ్లవుతున్నాయని మంత్రి తెలిపారు. గత అయిదేళ్లలో రాష్ట్రాల పన్ను వసూళ్లు 14 శాతం పెరిగాయని వెల్లడించారు. ఎగవేతదారులపై తీసుకొంటున్న చర్యలతో రూ. లక్ష కోట్లకు పైగా లెక్కలోకి వచ్చాయన్నారు. 2017-18లో కోటి 6 లక్షల మంది ఐటీ రిటర్న్స్దాఖలు చేశారని.. ఈ రిటర్న్ 94.54 శాతం యథావిధిగా ఆమోదించామని పీయూష్ గోయల్ అన్నారు. వచ్చే రెండేళ్లలో పన్ను రిటర్న్ల విధానాన్ని ఎలక్ట్రానిక్గా మారుస్తామన్నారు. ప్రత్యక్ష పన్నుల వసూళ్లు రూ. 6 లక్షల కోట్ల నుంచి రూ. 12 లక్షల కోట్లకు పెరిగాయని పేర్కొన్నారు.
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SHOTLIST:
KDFW - MANDATORY CREDIT KDFW-FOX4 NEWS, NO ACCESS DALLAS MARKET, NO USE US BROADCAST NETWORKS
Dallas, Texas - 31 January 2019
1. Bishop Edward Burns of the Diocese of Dallas walks up to podium
2. SOUNDBITE (English) Bishop Edward Burns, Diocese of Dallas:
"The process to compile this list began with an outside group of former state and federal law enforcement officers that reviewed the files of all 2,424 priests who have served in this diocese since 1950."
++BLACK FRAMES BETWEEN SOUNDBITES++
3. SOUNDBITE (English) Bishop Edward Burns, Diocese of Dallas:
"This list includes the names of 31 priests for whom we have received a credible allegation of sexual abuse of a minor in this diocese since 1950. All of these names have been provided to local law enforcement."
++BLACK FRAMES BETWEEN SOUNDBITES++
4. SOUNDBITE (English) Bishop Edward Burns, Diocese of Dallas:
"To those who have been abused, I stand before you expressing the sorrow of the Church, that they were abused by men who were to be trusted and that trust was broken."
++BLACK FRAMES BETWEEN SOUNDBITES++
WFAA - MANDATORY CREDIT WFAA, NO ACCESS DALLAS MARKET, NO USE US BROADCAST NETWORKS
Dallas, Texas - 31 January 2019
5. SOUNDBITE (English) Lisa Kendzior, Dallas-Ft. Worth Chapter Leader, SNAP (Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests)
"We had hoped that the releasing of these lists would at least be one small step towards transparency and truth. Instead, today's a mixed day for survivors, and the transparency that they fought so hard for. The information provided by the diocese of Dallas is at best incomplete. we don't know when the allegations were received, or what actions the diocese took when they first learned of the allegations."
++BLACK FRAMES BETWEEN SOUNDBITES++
6. SOUNDBITE (English) Tim Lennon, President, SNAP:
"The church needs to reach out to every parish, every community, every victim, and offer comfort, support and help. It's not enough just to release names."
++BLACK FRAMES BETWEEN SOUNDBITES++
KTRK - MANDATORY CREDIT KTRK, NO ACCESS HOUSTON MARKET, NO USE US BROADCAST NETWORKS
Houston, Texas - 31 January 2019
7. SOUNDBITE (English) Cardinal Daniel Dinardo, Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston:
"This is how we tell the victims we heard you."
8. Wide, Dinardo sitting, speaking
9. SOUNDBITE (English) Cardinal Daniel Dinardo, Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston:
(asked if there are other abusive priests who haven't been caught yet)
"I can only say Idon't think so. But I don't know for sure. That's one reason why this list is out today. We are inviting you, if you know someone, to come. Go to the authorities."
10. Various church exteriors
STORYLINE:
Catholic leaders in Texas on Thursday identified 286 priests and others accused of sexually abusing children, a number that represents one of the largest collections of names to be released since an explosive grand jury report last year in Pennsylvania.
Fourteen dioceses in Texas named those credibly accused of abuse. The only diocese not to provide names, Fort Worth, did so more than a decade ago and then provided an updated accounting in October.
The move by Texas church leaders follows a shocking Pennsylvania report in August detailing seven decades of child sexual abuse by more than 300 predator priests.
Furthermore, the Illinois attorney general reported last month that at least 500 Catholic clergy in that state had sexually abused children.
In Texas, the Diocese of Dallas and some others relied on retired police and federal investigators to review church files and other material to substantiate claims of abuse. It's not clear whether any of the names released Thursday could result in local prosecutors bringing criminal charges.
The majority of those identified have since died. Some investigations dated back to 1950 while other reviews, as in the case of the Diocese of Laredo, only went to 2000 because that's when that diocese was established.
Of the 286 men named in Texas, 172 have died, a percentage comparable with the national tally.
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SHOTLIST:
KDFW - MANDATORY CREDIT KDFW-FOX4 NEWS, NO ACCESS DALLAS MARKET, NO USE US BROADCAST NETWORKS
Dallas, Texas - 31 January 2019
1. Bishop Edward Burns of the Diocese of Dallas walks up to podium
2. SOUNDBITE (English) Bishop Edward Burns, Diocese of Dallas:
"The process to compile this list began with an outside group of former state and federal law enforcement officers that reviewed the files of all 2,424 priests who have served in this diocese since 1950."
++BLACK FRAMES BETWEEN SOUNDBITES++
3. SOUNDBITE (English) Bishop Edward Burns, Diocese of Dallas:
"This list includes the names of 31 priests for whom we have received a credible allegation of sexual abuse of a minor in this diocese since 1950. All of these names have been provided to local law enforcement."
++BLACK FRAMES BETWEEN SOUNDBITES++
4. SOUNDBITE (English) Bishop Edward Burns, Diocese of Dallas:
"To those who have been abused, I stand before you expressing the sorrow of the Church, that they were abused by men who were to be trusted and that trust was broken."
++BLACK FRAMES BETWEEN SOUNDBITES++
WFAA - MANDATORY CREDIT WFAA, NO ACCESS DALLAS MARKET, NO USE US BROADCAST NETWORKS
Dallas, Texas - 31 January 2019
5. SOUNDBITE (English) Lisa Kendzior, Dallas-Ft. Worth Chapter Leader, SNAP (Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests)
"We had hoped that the releasing of these lists would at least be one small step towards transparency and truth. Instead, today's a mixed day for survivors, and the transparency that they fought so hard for. The information provided by the diocese of Dallas is at best incomplete. we don't know when the allegations were received, or what actions the diocese took when they first learned of the allegations."
++BLACK FRAMES BETWEEN SOUNDBITES++
6. SOUNDBITE (English) Tim Lennon, President, SNAP:
"The church needs to reach out to every parish, every community, every victim, and offer comfort, support and help. It's not enough just to release names."
++BLACK FRAMES BETWEEN SOUNDBITES++
KTRK - MANDATORY CREDIT KTRK, NO ACCESS HOUSTON MARKET, NO USE US BROADCAST NETWORKS
Houston, Texas - 31 January 2019
7. SOUNDBITE (English) Cardinal Daniel Dinardo, Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston:
"This is how we tell the victims we heard you."
8. Wide, Dinardo sitting, speaking
9. SOUNDBITE (English) Cardinal Daniel Dinardo, Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston:
(asked if there are other abusive priests who haven't been caught yet)
"I can only say Idon't think so. But I don't know for sure. That's one reason why this list is out today. We are inviting you, if you know someone, to come. Go to the authorities."
10. Various church exteriors
STORYLINE:
Catholic leaders in Texas on Thursday identified 286 priests and others accused of sexually abusing children, a number that represents one of the largest collections of names to be released since an explosive grand jury report last year in Pennsylvania.
Fourteen dioceses in Texas named those credibly accused of abuse. The only diocese not to provide names, Fort Worth, did so more than a decade ago and then provided an updated accounting in October.
The move by Texas church leaders follows a shocking Pennsylvania report in August detailing seven decades of child sexual abuse by more than 300 predator priests.
Furthermore, the Illinois attorney general reported last month that at least 500 Catholic clergy in that state had sexually abused children.
In Texas, the Diocese of Dallas and some others relied on retired police and federal investigators to review church files and other material to substantiate claims of abuse. It's not clear whether any of the names released Thursday could result in local prosecutors bringing criminal charges.
The majority of those identified have since died. Some investigations dated back to 1950 while other reviews, as in the case of the Diocese of Laredo, only went to 2000 because that's when that diocese was established.
Of the 286 men named in Texas, 172 have died, a percentage comparable with the national tally.
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