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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 2012

Page

8

Ethics panel delays Hastings case review

The House Ethics Committee said it needs more time to review sexual harassment allegations against Rep. Alice Hastings. A report summarizes claims by staffer Win some Packer detailing repeated hugs and suggestive remarks, while Hastings denies all allegations and criticizes the ethics office report.

Washington, D.C House Ethics Committee Alice Hastings D-Fla Winsome Packer Commission On Security and Cooperation In Europe Vienna Austria Hastings Packer Commission The Helsinki Commission Office of Congressional Ethics Ethics Committee OCE Congress Congressional Ethics Office Mr. Hastings

IRS budget shortfalls threaten taxpayers and revenue

Congress underfunds the Internal Revenue Service risking reduced taxpayer aid, flawed fraud detection, and weaker revenue collection as deficits rise. The national taxpayer advocate cites a 1.1 million refunds queue for fraud screening, a 72 percent rise, and growing reliance on imperfect software. The IRS collected about 2.3 trillion last year on an 11.8 billion budget, 300 billion below prior year and 1.5 billion less than requested.

Washington, D.C Congress Internal Revenue Service Nina E. Olson National Taxpayer Advocate IRS Olson Lems U.S Barack Obama

EPA data flag power plants as top source of warming gases

The EPA released its first facility based inventory showing power plants produced 72 percent of U.S. greenhouse gases in 2010 from more than 6,700 facilities representing about 80 percent of emissions. Top emitters include Scherer in Georgia, Bowen in Georgia, and Miller in Alabama, with Southern Company plants and American Electric Power facilities among the leaders.

Washington, D.C U.S Environmental Protection Agency Associated Press Gina McCarthy EPA Obama Scherer Juliette Southern Company Southern Bowen Cartersville James H. Miller American Electric Power Rockport Ind Cheshire Ohio St. Albans W. Va

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