Minnesota Creates Full Time Tax Court With Small Claims
The Minnesota Legislature established a new full time Tax Court based in St Paul to hear tax cases statewide. A small claims division limits disputes to 2500 dollars allowing taxpayers to act as their own lawyers with informal proceedings and no appeals if defeated. The court will appoint three or more judges for six year terms, with pay aligned to county and district court levels, and will ride the circuit to hear cases across the state.
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Gerry Nelson
Associated Press
ST. Paul, Minn
Minnesota
Tax Court
Rudy Perpich
Minnesota Supreme Court
Tax Court of Appeals
State Revenue Department
St. Paul
Jack Davies
DFL
Minneapolis
Ted Suss
New
Supreme Court
Davies
Small Claims
Revenue Department
Small Claims Division
Earl Gustafson
Duluth
Duane Peterson
Winona
John Knapp
Albany
Minnesota Senate
Farrah Fawcett Exits Charlie’s Angels Season Two
Cheryl Ladd to replace Fawcett Majors as Jill Munroe in the upcoming season. Ladd, signed last week, joins Kate Jackson Jaclyn Smith and reprised Kris Munroe role likely as temporary replacement. Fawcett Majors left to pursue films and did not sign a new contract.
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Los Angeles
Charlie's Angels
Farrah Fawcett Majors
Miss Fawcett-Majors
Cheryl Ladd
Jill Munroe
Miss Ladd
Kris Munroe
Miss Fawcett-Major
Kate Jackson
Jaclyn Smith
Rhodesian raid into Mozambique draws UN condemnation
Rhodesian forces crossed into Mozambique in a 700-strong helicopter assault, destroying four guerrilla bases and seizing Mapai 60 miles from the border. U.N. Secretary-General Waldheim condemned the raid and called for immediate withdrawal, with Britain signaling steps to end the aggression.
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John Edlin
Associated Press
Salisbury
Rhodesia
Mozambique
Ian Smith
Mapai
U.N
Kurt Waldheim
United Nations
Waldheim
New York
David Owen
United Kingdom
Nixon asserts presidential power to justify illegal acts
Former president Nixon argues there is historical precedent for using executive authority to transform illegal actions into lawful ones in a national security emergency. He cites Lincoln and Jefferson and cites Truman's 1952 steel mill seizure as examples, saying motives and emergencies can justify bypassing laws.
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Harry F. Rosenthal
Associated Press
Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
David Frost
Abraham Lincoln
Daniel Ellsberg
Lincoln
Republic
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
Harry S. Truman
Korea
Truman
John D Ehrlichman
Ellsberg
U.S. Court of Appeals
Lawyer sues Medicor officers over self dealing
A LaCrescent attorney files a 4 million suit in Hennepin County District Court against Medicor directors alleging self dealing. Charles A. Bird claims Wirtz Corp of Chicago gained stock value through tied transactions with Medicor dating back to 1975 and August 1976 notes conversion.
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Minneapolis
LaCrescent
Charles A. Bird
Medicor
Arthur Wirtz
William Wirtz
Wirtz Corp
Chicago
Medical
Bird
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