Underground economy is large and growing, IRS says
A Congressional Joint Economic Committee report shows an estimated 222 billion in economic activity hidden from the federal government, with figures varying from 150 to 600 billion. Tax dodging grows during recession as honest taxpayers feel the burden and non reporting remains widespread.
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Iowa Hawkeyes bow to Florida in Gator Bowl
The Hawkeyes fall 14-6 to Florida in the Gator Bowl, prompting calls for an indoor practice facility at Iowa. Despite the setback, Iowa finishes 9-3 and receives praise for a spirited season under Coach Hayden Fry, with consolation from Illinois’ Rose Bowl loss and other bowl upsets.
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Hawkeyes Gator Bowl promo drains tavern by sept
Eastern Iowans faced disappointment over the Gator Bowl. A local tavern promised half price drinks from 7 p.m. until the Hawks win. If taken literally, the offer would keep patrons happy only until September 8 at the earliest.
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Jacksons Damascus mission prompts praise and cautions
Opinion notes Rev. Jesse Jackson secured Lt. Robert Goodman’s release in Syria, likening the feat to George Logan’s 1790s diplomacy and the Logan Act. It warns private citizens negotiating with foreign governments remains unlawful, while acknowledging Jackson’s publicity and political gains.
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Is this trip necessary for Jesse Jackson to Syria
Letter writers critique Jesse Jackson's trip to Syria and debate citizen meddling in foreign affairs calling for State Department handling. They support Reagan era restraint and warn against undermining official channels. A separate note corrects a service station address listed in Patrick C. Ryan's Jan 3 letter.
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Gazette Letters Guidelines Outline
The Gazette invites readers to submit letters up to 400 words, may edit for length and clarity, and requires the writer's name street address and signature. A non published telephone helps authentication. Anonymous letters are rejected. focus on issues and events not personalities. one letter per writer every 30 days.
Reagan errors may get out the vote in 1984
Analysis argues that both parties use data mining to boost turnout as dropouts rose in recent elections. It notes Reagan’s polarizing yet mobilizing effect on registered voters and suggests economy gains and foreign policy controversies shape voter attitudes, with turnout dynamics in primaries and across groups.
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