A Touch Of Hypocrisy On IRS Tax Withholding Stance
The piece argues the IRS prosecutes Michigan residents claiming up to 99 exemptions to evade withholding while ignoring the larger issue that refunds totaling 44.4 billion dollars were issued to 72.3 million filers last year without interest. It claims hypocrisy in IRS protests against interest free loans to the government.
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Internal Revenue Service
Michigan
IRS
Federal
Treasury
Joke on taxpayers highlights idle federal and state phone use
A humorous critique notes New York federal staff racking up monthly bills with dial a joke calls and similar services. California state workers allegedly spend 1500 to 2000 dollars monthly clockwatching for time inquiries while agencies argue over adapting lines at Federal Plaza. The piece suggests workers look busier and offers idle alternatives like sharpening pencils.
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New York
Sacramento
Department of General Services
Mrs Huger T Hall Aiken real estate titan passes at 70
Mrs Huger T Hall longtime Aiken real estate pioneer and partner with Eulalie Salley and Co. dies at 70 after a heart condition. Widely respected businesswoman and former accompanist for a dance band she left a lasting mark on the local housing market and community. She supported family after her physician husband died early, leaving three children.
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Huger T
Jessie) Hall
Aiken
Hall
Eulalie Salley and Co
Britain weighs new center party amid Labour split
The Social Democratic Party launches with 12 ex Labour MPs and one ex Tory MP led by Roy Jenkins and Shirley Williams. It challenges Labour leftward drift, NATO Euroscepticism, and nationalization planks, while Thatcher’s Conservatives hold a slim edge in Parliament.
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British Labor Party
Social Democratic Party
Social Democrats
Labor Party
Roy Jenkins
Shirley Williams
House of Lords
Frank Cousins
Britain
Margaret Thatcher
Laughs and Libel in Everyday Life Reflections
A columnist riffs on social quirks from a vet visit to IRS depen dent questions and a humorous cash exchange. The piece weighs libel law for public figures versus private individuals, noting Carol Burnetts lawsuit win and the need for privacy when not in the limelight.
Question on Christians engaging in politics guidance from Dr. Graham
The letter discusses whether church groups should enter political action. Dr. Graham notes that Christians may be led by God to take public stands on moral issues but warns churches must be careful about political involvement. He emphasizes faithfulness to God as the primary responsibility.
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Carol
Henry Kissinger
Raven
Carter
Hamilton Jordan
Ham
Dr. Graham
G.S
God
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Doonesbury
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Ashley Cooper
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Poland
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