Prosecution by Tricks: IRS Infiltration in Tax Case
The Ninth Circuit upheld limited IRS intrusion in a Fresno case involving James Scott who urged blank returns. Clair Kelley of Huntington Beach faced charges over exhibits with an IRS infiltrator among Scott's advisers. The dissent warned the trial must include proper counsel, criticizing covert government actions against the defense.
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Ninth Circuit Court of
Hhas
IRS
James Scott
Fresno
Calif
Scott
Wall Street
Mless
Orange County
Claire Kelley
Huntington Beach
U.S
Miss Kelley
Circuit
Big cities lose population as suburban and small-city growth rises
The piece argues major metropolitan areas like New York, Los Angeles, and Chicago have peaked in population and are seeing net outflows since 1970. It cites overcrowding, reduced quality of life, declining revenues, and deteriorating services, warning that big city growth may turn into a liability.
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Los Angeles
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Detroit
America
Platte County Fair Letters Thank Reporter and Photographer
Readers thank the Platte County Fair coverage. One letter praises images taken immediately after the Holstein show and commends the photographer and news staff for publicizing the 4-H program and car photo feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platte County
Platte County Fair
Ireland auld sod tale of love loss and farm life
A travelogue memoir passage recounts Ireland with vivid scenes of wind and sea, curving roads like rosaries, and stubborn poverty. It follows Gayle and narrator visiting Wexford and Enniscorthy, meeting an old farmer, recalling family ties, and noting Irish wit, gossip, and a lingering civil strain.
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Irland
Great Britain
Gayle
Ireland
Upper Scoby
Upper Enniscorthy
Wexford
Belice
Jim
Dublin
Waterford
Cork
Ealfie
Irish Reflections and an American Writer’s Flight Home
The piece recalls Irish life across decades with emigration to Australia, Canada and the United States and Ireland’s steady population. It notes a writer Jim Bishop, a U.S. commentator, facing backlash in the Dail and a family reaction to his public stance. The narrator describes Irish scenes, faith, pubs, and a farewell filled with memory and irony.
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Australia
Canada
United States
Ireland
Gayle
Dublin
Jim Bishop
America
Dail
Columbus Telegram: Your Freedom Newspaper Begin With Me
Columbus Nebraska edition dated August 22 1975 reports local notices and brief items from the city. Includes community events and small ads reflecting mid 1970s civic life.
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Columbus
Nebraska
Histoplasmosis information for lung calcifications in adults
Reader asks about a calcium spot on the right lung from a past histoplasmosis infection. Explanation notes that calcified areas form as spores wall off and die, often causing no symptoms. Emphasizes ruling out cancer when only a single old lesion exists and that the disease is not contagious.
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Radio City Station
New York
Autumn 2 Recon 1 Endure Sener form
In the fragment a scene describes a group or event labeled Autumn 2 Recon 1 Endure with unclear context. The text mentions Rin and Goa and a sequence of syllables, suggesting a fragmented note or headline. No clear persons, places, organizations, or dates are identifiable.
Common sense plea on energy policy from The Kennecott Copper Corp
The speaker urges Congress and the Ford administration to accelerate energy exploration and develop coal, criticizing delays on offshore oil and the Alaskan pipeline. He questions why royalty money isn’t directed to exploration in Baltimore Canyon and Western coal leasing, and asks for clear leasing conditions and accountability from lawmakers and industry.
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Ford
Frank Zarb
Congress
Atlantic
Baltimore Canyon
Stres
Kennecott Copper Corporation
Kennecott
Ly Coal Company
Wil
Rogram
Brittany
Atlantic Ocean
Political Debate on Coal Oil Prices and Drill Policy
Readers hear a critique of federal oil and coal policy, questioning monopoly fears and inflation links. The column mocks opposition to drilling offshore and calls for policy reform and faster energy development.
Miracle Cure Debated Laetrile Persists in Cancer Hope
In a cramped Pittsburgh apartment a woman describes weekly shots of laetrile and renewed vitality, amid a national debate. Proponents cite improved well being and potential life extension from apricot pit extracts, while critics warn of quackery and lethal cyanide risks. The FDA labels cyanide as potentially fatal and courts have halted over the counter use. scientific tests show no proven benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
City Center
Ndt
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
California
Sloan- Kettering
New York
Controversy Over Laetrile Sparks Debate on Cancer Treatment
Beverly Newkirk of the Committee for Freedom of Choice in Cancer Therapy argues laetrile is prescribed by many doctors and used by hundreds of thousands of patients despite medical opposition. She claims vested interests oppose a cure, while supporters deem freedom of choice paramount and note legal status in many nations. A patient in a wicker chair vows to pursue laetrile regardless of law, highlighting the ethical clash.
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Beverly Newkirk
Committee For Freedom of
Newkirk
American’ Cancer Society
ACS
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Geet
Phil Pastoret
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Citizen Smith
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Lamb, M.D
Goa
Ioney
Angelie Sabor
Berry's
Boyan
John
Chamberlain
Tom Tiede
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