Tax man debates the average taxpayer tax cheating problem
Wallington NEA reports an IRS discussion on how many ordinary filers cheat on returns versus large operators. It notes investigators see few small frauds caught, while thousands escape detection yearly. The piece cites limited manpower and a culture with little stigma against tax evasion.
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Wallington
Internal Revenue Service
Moholy
IRS
IMS
Hal
TRS
Iran
Hiliot Ness “Untouchables
JAS Web
Chicago
New York State
California
Saigon
Nlire
Lha
Pigeon Causes Tiny Commotion at Local Humane Society
A pigeon's unplanned flight into a Salem Oregon office disrupted work as it wandered down the hall into the Local Humane Society’s temporary workspace, prompting staff to gently guide it back outside.
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Wsalem, Orc
UPI
Humane Society
Case Power & Equipment Manager Tops Regional Sales Rank
Business executive Ray Reiff of Case Power & Equipment in Columbus ranked in the $125 000 to $150 000 category for high national sales by Case dealers. He joined the Columbus store in July 1969 from Carroll Jaw a. A Case letter praised managers at designated locations for their sales efforts. Reiff announced a showing of the 11 70 Tractor at Platte County Agricultural Park in Columbus on April 9 with dealers from three states attending. Dean R Soulliere of Springfield Lift Insurance named a qualifier for the 1970 Franklin Million Dollar Conference, to be honored at Camelback in Scottsdale.
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Ray Reiff
Case Power & Equipment
Columbus
Reiff
Case
Lubbock Tex
Ray
Will Case
Carroll
Jawa
Calunbus
Platte County Agricultural Park
Dean R. Soulliere
Columbus Bay
Franklin Lift Insurance Company
Springfield
Soulliere
Scattsdale
al Ne
Franglin
More being sought for services in Columbus New York
Government figures show 16 local establishments spent on services with rising costs over four years. National data indicate parking, transportation and physician fees increased sharply while Columbus's outlay per household surpassed regional levels. Local services include personal, business, auto repair and recreation, not education or health.
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New York
Telegram
Columbus
Hiva Zoamed
United States
Department of Labor
Department of Commerce
North Central
Nebraska
What Ahead for Farmers in 1970 Market Outlook
Wellesley Hills based report cites supply demand trends and rising costs suggesting farm prices will edge higher in the near term. Domestic cash receipts may rise to about 58 billion in 1970 with higher marketings and livestock gains driving much of the increase. Agriculture Dept forecasts a 1.5 billion rise over 1969 receipts, while crop plantings accelerate for corn sorghum soybeans and other staples. Hog and beef prices stay firm but may ease later. farm costs restrain net income gains, and Congress faces a weaker farm bloc with a tentative 1970 farm bill likely to reflect nonfarm influences.
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Basson
Wellesley Hills
Mass
Inter
Agricultre Department
Economic Research Service
Babsan
Crop -Reporting Board
Ee Nor
Jici
Congress
White House
Building Permits Rise in March Under Inspector Eggert
Building activities increased in March with four single family dwelling permits estimated at 74 000 dollars and five repair or remodel permits plus other minor licenses. March total permits reached 141 465 dollars, well below 1969 levels due to two industrial structure permits that month totaling 495 562 dollars. Year to date permits total 95 with 429 80 dollars.
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Allen Eggert
Union Pacific 1989 Report Highlights Growth and Expansion
Union Pacific reports 1989 gross revenues at 680.4 million, up 40.9 million from 1968, and net income of 78.2 million, up 56.5 million. EPS rises to 3.70 on GAAP and 4.69 on ICC basis. Capital expenditures total 178.4 million, funding a California crude oil plant, 47 diesels, 4,381 freight cars, and a maintenance complex. The 1970 plan projects 60 locomotives and 4,600 cars. Acquisition of Champlin Petroleum and Pontiac Refining expands consumer petroleum reach. Champlin sales near 192.4 million. Consolidated ICC net income 107.4 million. EPS 4.85.
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Union- Pacific¢-Corp
Capital Investi
Pate Pacific’ Railroad
Exchange of Securities
ICC
Pacific
California
Union Pacific
Union Pacific Railroad
Champlin Petroleum Company
Pontiac ‘Refining Corp
Celanese Corporation
Champlin
Tinent
Pontiac
Union, Pacific
Fea
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Decline of Dutch Wooden Shoes Stats 5.7 Percent Wearers
A UPI report from Tilburg Holland notes wooden shoes once a national symbol are fading as only 5.7 percent of Dutch people wear them. In 1968 there were about 216 pairs produced, down from nearly 4,000 fifty years earlier.
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Tilburg,holland
UPL
Holland
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