CIA Director To Provide Information Monday
Washington AP reports Republican leaders call for William J. Casey to resign amid questions over Multiponics ties and agency management. Casey pledges to brief the Senate Intelligence Committee Monday, while Reagan says he has not changed his mind about Casey.
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New Orleans
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David Gergen
Gergen
James Baker
CIA
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Max Hugel
Hugel
New York
The Ravages Of Nature Cutting Costs
The Associated Press notes how summer perils like storms and insects can cause home damage and potential tax deductions. Homeowners must verify insurance coverage, as land damage is rarely covered, and deductions apply only to uninsured or partially covered losses with proof of additional value. The piece discusses IRS rules for sudden, unusual events and notes gypsy moth damage in the Northeast, with IRS comments from Tony Dombadieri and prior rulings on tree losses.
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Focus on Diesel Smuggling Profits Across the Rio Grande
In Hidalgo Texas cheap Mexican diesel fuels smuggling profits rise as smugglers sell up to 90 cents a gallon across the border while U S pumps charge 1 20. Customs officer Henry Posio explains methods from shrimp boats to waterbeds and Mexican trucks. Texas losses in diesel taxes reach 5 to 6 million annually amid paraffin buildup and repeat mechanical failures.
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State Comptroller’s Office
Austin
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Cunningham
Abscam Convictions Upheld by Federal Judge
A federal judge affirmed the Abscam convictions of four former congressmen and three others, rejecting claims of entrapment and improper conduct by undercover FBI agents. defendants include Reps Myers Lederer Murphy Thompson and officials Errichetti Johanson Criden. Sentences range up to 15 years. sentencing set for Aug. 13 with further appeals possible.
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Camden, N.J
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Howard Criden
FBI
Northern Virginia law seeks clarity on new drug paraphernalia rule
NORTHERN Virginia police plan to enforce the 1981 drug paraphernalia law after a federal judge dissolved a temporary ban. The judge ruled the law constitutional, but enforcement plans remain undecided. The measure makes it illegal to sell devices like marijuana pipes or roach clips with penalties up to five years in prison and a $1,000 fine.
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State officials ignore vacation guidance in WV
West Virginia officials including Culture and History head Norman Fagan plan trips to Tahiti or Hilton Head and vacation at state parks while Gov. Rockefeller urges travel within the state. Others like Miles Dean say no vacation, A James Manchin enjoys a Nassau cruise, and correctional aide Matt Foreman notes his boss has not vacationed in years.
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Babcock State Park
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Pipestem
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Joseph McCoy
Huttonsville
Rockefeller
Mountain State
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Mine Roof Collapse Hurts Three at Ren ton Mine
Three miners were hurt when a mine roof collapsed at Consolidation Coal Co. Ren ton Mine in Plum Borough. Robert Engles, 29, of Pittsburgh, was seriously injured and airlifted to Allegheny General Hospital for surgery. Stanley Kenger, 31, from Lower Burrell, had a shoulder injury. Joseph Schuller, 53, from Harwich, was also injured.
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