IRS Seeks High-Profile Prosecutions To Deter Tax Protesters
The Internal Revenue Service fears tax protesters gain notoriety and uses selective enforcement publicity to deter noncompliance. A 1973 manual supplement by John F Hanlon describes targeting violators who achieve self-promoted prominence, aiming for cases with maximum news impact and cooperation with public information officers.
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Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Strff
Internal Revenue Manual
John F Hanlon
Aken
Hanlon
Asports
IRS policy and equal treatment questioned in Oregon rabbi case
The Portland Journal reports that IRS and Justice Department charges against Rabbi Emanuel Rose raised questions about harsher treatment of prominent figures. Judge Bello acquitted, citing lack of willfulness and potential First Amendment concerns. The piece notes the IRS policy aim to shape public behavior and whether the agency wields ultimate power.
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IRS
Portland
Ore
Justice Department
Emanuel Rose
Temple Ben Israel
Belloni
Reedom of
Uixler
Penaniens
Cinational
San Juan
Poll Shows 24 per Cent Feel Nixon Should Quit
The article cites a Roper Organization poll with 24 percent favoring resignation, 38 percent favoring impeachment and trial, and 31 percent supporting Nixon staying in office. It notes the lead misrepresents the full poll meaning and accuses the paper of partisan framing.
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Nixon
Roper Organization
UPL
Dows
Congress
Sinatra's Magic Lights the Fontinebleau Stage Night
A lavish Fontinebleau show features Frank Sinatra performing for charity at Saint Jude's Memphis. the room silenced as he delivers iconic numbers with a powerful orchestra. Rich patrons applaud. memories of past stars linger as Sinatra salutes the audience and pays tribute to Joe E Lewis and others.
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Frank Sinatra
Pale Saint Jude's Hospital
Memphis
Sinatra
Starling
Joe E. Lewis
Chicago
Joe Robbie
Dolphins
Leo Durocher
Mike Douglas
Frank
Sinatra Seemed Unyielding as Fans Pushed for Encore
A rough concert review recounts Frank Sinatra amid mixed energy at a St. Jude’s Hospital fundraiser. The crowd roared for more as Sinatra delivered “That’s Life” and “I’ve Got You Under My Skin.” He left after the final number, critics noting his presence and stamina outshone by the audience’s devotion.
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Sinatra
Baby
Hoboken
Prince of Light
Jolson
St. Jude's Hospital
Leroy Brown
Jilly
Frankie
Frank Sinatra
Freedom and responsibility in a newspaper creed
The Columbus Telegram outlines a belief that individual freedom is a God given gift and not a political grant. It emphasizes self control and moral guidance from the commandments and Golden Rule as essential to responsible liberty in society.
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Freedom
Smoking and Blood Clots Linked to Leg Disease
Dear Dr Lamb explains that smoking rapidly promotes blood clotting, raising heart and brain risk and worsening leg circulation. A single cigarette can start clot formation, tying to Buerger’s disease and leg ulcers. Quitting smoking now is crucial for his health.
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Lawrence E. Lamb
Dr. Lamb
Buerger
Peter Levine
Tufts-New England Medical Center
Lamb
Minerals Across FH Something to Add Frenelral 3a
A jumbled list of mineral terms, animal notes, and scattered clues appears to itemize minerals, directions, and descriptors. The fragmentary OCR lacks coherent context, but calls out minerals, animals, place names, and abbreviations. It reads like a crossword style word puzzle or glossary snippet rather than a complete news item.
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Wit Rogers Memorial Commission
Bryan Sterling
Galt
We Property Conjunctaem Holdings
Ralph
Fry
Mariner's
Hamerican
Arelajlorgist
Java
NCSA
New Hampshire Governor Sees For Himself On Energy and Taxes
Gov. Melhcim Thomson Jr. travels to refineries and a nuclear plant to judge energy risks and costs firsthand. He supports more industry, lower taxes, and revenue via a state lottery and legalized dog racing, arguing incumbents face voter fatigue and promising Axe the tax.
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Melhcim Thomson, Jr
New Hampshire
Thomson
Strzay
New England
Durham
Aristotle Onassis
Olympic Mediceries, Inc
Onassis
Gov. Thomsop
Powermwn
Jal Sherwin
Manchester
N.E
Golden Eagle
Quebec City
Canada
Thompson
Turkey Point
Mangrove Swamp
Florida Power and Light Company
Gov.Thomson
Washington
Americans trim food spending amid higher prices and energy crisis
A Progressive Grocer and Home Testing Institute survey shows American households cutting back on food quality and quantity due to price spikes and gasoline shortages. Among findings: 47 percent watch store specials, 26 percent buy cheaper meat cuts, 22 percent switch to private brands, and weekly grocery trips drop from 3.04 to 2.26. Consumers blame government more this year, with inflation attributed to government by 3 percent, unions and manufacturers also cited. The report notes a shift toward larger purchases per trip and overall living standards beginning to fall, despite broader prosperity.
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Hansrwives
U.S
Progressive Grocer Magazine
Home ‘Testing Institute
ITI
Thetsey
Smilar
Oper
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