Traverse City Man Trades 1824 Note For Nearly Forty Thousand
Stephen Holcomb walked into a Traverse City bank last September with a 1824 German 100000-mark note and exchanged it for about 49700 dollars. He spent the windfall on a luxury Scout truck, stereo, shotgun, pistol, and gear before sheriffs deputies seized his new purchases. The bank sues for 18177 dollars and no charges have been filed. a hearing was postponed with no new date set. Holcomb cites an astrological chart as reason, while his mother questions the outcome.
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Traverse City
Mich
Stephen Holcomb
Holcomb
Diamond Jim
Don Dooley
International Harvester
Dogley
Dooley
National Bank & Trust Co
Tintcomb
Chicago
Sheriff's
Jim Palmer
Detroit
U.S
Germany
Halcomb
Government Cuts Back Tax-Free Fringe Benefits
Government actions threaten to reduce taxfree fringe benefits for executives and workers including alarms and tuition waivers. University staff clash with the IRS over tuition taxability while airline employees fear limits on free travel. Treasury and Congress report heavy correspondence as a fringe benefits review continues. Rep. James G. Martin warns that changes would burden taxpayers and require extensive record keeping.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
Treasury
Congressional
James G. Martin
R-N.c
House
Ways and Means Committee
IRS
Cricket Farmer Grows Used To Chirping Din
Leesburg Florida crickets farmer Andy Ten Eyck says he and his workers live with constant chirping as millions of crickets feed wholesalers and fishing camps nationwide. The article also notes ongoing Treasury proposals on taxation of employee benefits including free travel and education benefits, with hearings set for January 7.
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Leesburg
Fla
Andy Ten Eyck
Ten Eyck
Lucky Lure Cricket Farm
Florida
Tea Eyck
Mother given half way house for manslaughter of infant
Kathryn Elizabeth Baird 27 pleaded no contest to manslaughter in the stabbing death of her 4 month old daughter Kate Ruth. A Hillsborough judge sentenced 15 years probation and ordered treatment at a Gainesville half way house, crediting 15 months already served in jail and mental hospitals.
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Tampa
Fla
Kathryn Elizabeth Baird
University of South Florida
Hillsborough
Harry Lee Coe
Gainesville
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