Glenn targets IRS snooping loophole in tax return crimes
Sen. John Glenn calls for closing a loophole that treats browsing tax returns as a crime only if information is disseminated. He proposes making snooping itself punishable with fines up to 1000 dollars and a year in jail amid broader IRS problems noted by the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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IRS
John Glenn
Internal Revenue Service
Glenn
The
Cleveland
Plain Dealer
Paul Parker vows to stay as New Ellenton mayor
Paul Parker writes to residents of New Ellenton promising to continue his mayoral duties and fight against those who oppose him. He asks for support at the Monday 7 pm city council meeting in City Hall.
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N.E
New Ellenton
Paul Parker
New
Ellenton
Revco project sparks debate in Aiken over residential impact
Aiken residents on Shannon Lane asked the City Council to block a Revco Superstore on Whiskey Road across from Walmart, citing traffic and neighborhood disruption. The plan would relocate 14 homes, remove trailers, and add a new Sonic restaurant while upgrading stormwater drainage and a traffic light to ease flooding concerns.
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Sicuccus
Shannon Lane
Aiken
Revco
Whiskey Road
Wal Mart
Holley
Walmart
Monterey Drive
Sonic
Tiger Woods Dominates Masters Redefines Golf Era
In a period of shifting power in golf Tiger Woods shattered the myth of a single dominant era. His Augusta win marks a rare breakthrough as the first minority to claim a major while redefining long hitting and course strategy. The piece compares Woods to Nicklaus and Palmer, notes the crowd’s warm reception, discusses potential course changes, and reflects on the sport’s evolving economics and appeal.
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Tigers Woods
Oakmont
Ohio
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Nicklaus
Snasses
Bear
Tom Watson
Tiger Woods
Tiger
Augusta
Jackie Robinson
Woods
Gott
Raymond Floyd
Fred Couples
Couples
Alydar
Affirmed
Tom Lehman
Jeff Blauser
Atlanta Braves
Volunteers Shape Savannah River Site Community
Ambrose Schwalbe highlights SRS workers who volunteer across CSRA during National Volunteer Week. He notes 15,000 employees contribute to churches, schools, hospitals and disaster relief, with blood drives, food drives and leadership roles. The piece honors individuals and urges public recognition of their service.
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Savannah River
Savannah River Site
CSRA
SRS
Westinghouse
Mark Walters
Ronald McDonald House
Augusta
Burley Green
Golden Harvest Food Bank
United Way
Boy Scouts
Hope Yarborough
Habitat For Humanity
Aiken
Rudy Jones
Ife
Mary Wolf
DWPF
Aiken Jaycees
Jaycees
Cheryl Dunbar
Kevin Temple
Aiken Recreation Department
Jim Moore
Aiken County Heart Association
Linda Holiday de la Paz
University Hospital
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Stephen N. Ranzer
Ellen C. Priest
Otto C. Lee
Jeffrey B. Wallace
Sue S. Brown
Heritage Square
JB White
Masters
Jack Davis
Aiken Standard
S.C
Shunte’ Scescape.net
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Ambrose Schwalbe
Ine Writer
Savannah River Company
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