Judge Rules Elks Must Pay Taxes
A three judge federal court in Portland ruled Oregon may not grant tax exemptions to the Elks Lodge due to racial membership limits. If upheld, the decision could deprive fraternal groups nationwide of exemptions, costing Oregon Elks an estimated 600,000 to 800,000 dollars yearly. The suit was led by Michael Falkenstein and Clifford McGlotten. The ruling cites Moose Lodge No 107 vs Irvis and notes Oregon’s exemptions endorse discriminatory policies.
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Elks Lodge
U.S. Supreme Court
United States
Elks
Oregon Department of Revenue
Michael Falkenstein
Nazi Germany
Clifford B. McGlotten
Reed College
University of California
Berkeley
U.S. Dist
Gus Solomon
Irvis
Harrisburg
Man Arraigned For Killing Two Policemen
Kennett Square Pa AP Incell Hamm a 28 year old man with a long criminal record was arraigned on two counts of murder after authorities linked a Belgian hunting rifle found two miles from the scene to his family. Hamm is jailed on $250000 bond at Chester County Farms maximum security unit as police recount past arrests by the slain officers and the dramatic raid that led to his capture.
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Incell Hamm
Hamm
Chester County Farms
Rocca Arella
Hamim
Philadelphia
Arella
Richard Posey
William Davis
Municipal
Davis
Chester County Grand Jury
Eugene DiFilippo
Areld
Desk Volunteers and Discharges in Corry Area
Wednesday desk volunteers listed admissions including Evelyn Thacker and Mrs. Bertha Wykoff. Discharges include Fritz Rohde and John Minogue. Police suspended in Manila audit affects eighty four officers, seven chiefs, as the Philippines Police Commission continues reform drive.
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Kenneth Nichols
Ridge Street
Glenn Hepler
Liberty Street
Bertha Wykoff
West Church Street
Roberta King
North Center Street
Gardner Eldred
Wattsburg
Walter Hill
Wayne Street
Arthur Miller
Corry
Michael
Susan Harrier
Sherman
N.Y
Fritz Rohde
Manila
The
Philippines Police Commission
Dwyer Opposes Large Pay Hikes from Commission
State Senator R Budd Dwyer of Corry condemned the Commonwealth Compensation Commission for proposing raises of 10 000 to 12 000 for judges and executive branch officials and a 2500 increase in legislative expense accounts. He called the action brazen and said the commission was unresponsive to Pennsylvania citizens. He noted he voted against creating the commission and urged its dissolution.
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R. Budd Dwyer
Corry
Commonwealth Compensation Commission
Dwyer
Pennsylvania
Suspensions Reported by Public Information Dept
Law enforcers announced by the Dept of Public Information on Sunday. The notices refer to suspensions following two earlier batches with figures 114 and 158, affecting residents Mrs Leo VanTassel George Herriman Miss Cheryl Nunemaker and others in Centerville Center ville and RD addresses.
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Leo VanTassel
R.D
Centerville
George Herriman
Concord Street
Dept. of Public Information
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