Moon Convicted In Tax Fraud Case Against Unification Leader
The Rev Sun Myung Moon founder of the Unification Church was convicted of filing false income tax returns for three years in a conspiracy to evade taxes on about 162000 dollars. He faces up to 14 years in prison with sentencing set for July 14 by U S District Court Judge Gerard Goettel.
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Sun Myung Moon
Unification Church
U.S. District Court
Gerard Goettel
Nation
Pirates Chairman Shocked by Scout White Players Comment
Pittsburgh Pirates chairman John W. Galbreath said he was shocked by chief scout Howie Haak's remarks that the club needs more white ballplayers. Third baseman Bill Madlock defended Haak, saying he told the truth.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
John W. Galbreath
Howie Haak
Bill Madlock
Haak
Markets slide again to month-low after sharp drop
The stock market fell 4.4 points Tuesday following Monday's steep decline, hitting its lowest level in about a month as investors weighed ongoing losses and economic signals.
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Money
Cryts pushes for farmer aid as he defends actions
Wayne Cryts of Puxico Missouri who freed his soybeans from a bankrupt elevator faces an indefinite jail term for not naming aiding individuals. He testified before a Senate committee urging an act granting farmers preferred standing in bankruptcy cases.
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Wayne Cryts
Puxico, Mo
Senate
Farm News
Cigarette Start Suspected In Tama Fire Damage
A Tama blaze in a two story brick building was ruled caused by careless disposal of a burning cigarette. One resident sustained second degree burns and ten people were left homeless as two ground level businesses were damaged. Fire officials evacuated seven tenants and contained the fire by morning.
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TAMA
Carl Svenson
Larry Eisentrager
Third
McClellan
Svenson
Eisentrager
McAdoo
Marshalltown Savings and Loan
Betty Kriegel
Zeit
Gift World
Stan Zeutenhorst
Mary Lucy Dickinson
David
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Tama Ambulance
Lida Seth
LaVerne
Tiffany
Jody Durnin
Dickinson
Lida) Seth
Z's
United Way agencies face 5 percent funding cuts in Linn County
Twenty United Way agencies in Linn County confront a 5 percent across-the-board cut to current-year allocations. Executive director Donald Custis cites pledged defaults totaling 105 010 dollars as the primary cause, with further impacts from prior years and a shortfall in fundraising. Some agencies may exceed the 5 percent cut if needed to protect others.
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the Gazette
United Way Executive Committee
United Way
United Way Board of Directors
Custis
The
Gazette
Randy Weddle
Grant Wood Chapter
American Red Cross
Linn County
John Watson
Goodwill Industries
Johnson County
Goodwill
Watson
Area Substance Abuse Council
Association For Retarded Citizens
Big Brothers
Big Sisters
Family Service Agency
Foundation 2
Hawkeye Area Community Action Program
Boy Scouts
East Central
Iowa
Iowana Council
Camp Fire
Jane Boyd
Panel OKs newspaper voter forms proposal
Des Moines Iowa Voter Registration Commission in a 2-1 decision approved a plan allowing counties to publish voter registration forms in local newspapers. The proposal moves to the Legislative Administrative Rules Committee and could become law by July 14 if approved or not acted upon.
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J. McCauley Flansburg
Amson County
Iowa City
Des Moines
Voter Registration Commission
Legislative Administrative Rules Committee
Rules Committee
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Diana of Wales
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Branstad
Cedar Rapids
College Community School
Metro
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Robert Ray
State News
Pirates
Cryts
Alice Witosky
John Speer
Toledo
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First Presbyterian Church of
Eric Fruin
Henry Witwer
Preen
Witwer Insurance
IE Tower
Regan
Hotos By
Oledo
Donald Custis
North Park Place
CIA
Panel OK
Voter Forms
Virginia Mickmas
Virginia
Krall’s
Lindale Mall
Krall’s Shoe Store
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