Warsaw photographer jailed for hurling eggs at Dietrich on stage
In Warsaw, Marek Baleerzak, 44, received a three month jail term and a lecture after pleading guilty to misdemeanor charges for throwing three eggs at singer Marlene Dietrich on stage Sunday night. He claimed the act was to pressure payment of a $332 bill for photographs. Dietrich’s aides denied a contract existed and said some photos were torn up.
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Warsaw
Poland
Marlene Dietrich
Marek Baleerzak
Miss Dietrich
Baberzak
Stanislaw Bacaynski
Miss Diettich
Sentencing Postponed In Medicare 65 Swindle Case
Federal Judge Harry Westover postponed sentencing for Irvin R. Sylvern Michael Lynn and two others convicted of 33 counts of mail fraud linked to Medicare 65 an old age insurance swindle News accounts read by juror Abraham Cyr prompted the delay Jurists to reconvene March 9 for juror questioning Maximum penalties include 1000 fine and five years per count.
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Los Angeles
Harry C. Westover
Irvin R. Sylvern
Michael Lynn
Sylvern
Pacific Palisades
Lynn
California
Westover
Abraham Cyr
A Higher Death Rate For Smokers
Washington UPI says the National Cancer Institute reported that among 250000 armed forces veterans in a long term study smokers showed a higher death rate than nonsmokers. Cigarette smokers died six times as often from lung cancer and twelve times as many from emphysema. They also had higher deaths from mouth throat esophagus and larynx cancers and from bronchitis asthma stomach ulcers duodenal ulcers and non syphilitic aortic aneurysm. Quitters fared better than those who kept smoking.
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Washington
UPI
Farette
Armed Forces
National Cancer Institute
Inflation pause may be temporary despite January dip
AP reports economists warn the January decline in living costs may prove short lived. A New Year excise tax cut offers limited impact as persistent inflation data and Viet Nam events loom. Analysts say price stability remains fragile and further policy restraint is needed to prevent a renewed rise in costs.
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Washington
Demas
Ices
Viet Nam
China
Buy Ross
Gina
Rea
Arthur
Viet Namas
Bureau of the
Tax Tips Cut Through California Tax Deductions
CROCKER-CITIZENS interviews MR. CULLEN on cutting income taxes in California. He notes about half itemize instead of taking the standard deduction and emphasizes home mortgage interest, real estate taxes, business-use home expenses, and auto related deductions like state sales tax and depreciation. He cites government publications, explains mileage-based deductions, casualty losses, and the value of maintaining records, urging early filing before April 15 and offering access to tax experts.
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Crocker-Citizens
Cullen
MR. Cullen
Internal Revenue
California
Trust Department
California's Oldest National Bank Ad Offers Tax Aid Services
California's oldest national bank promotes tax friendly services including checking accounts with low costs, safe deposit boxes, tax loans, trust services, and tax form availability. It highlights deductible bank fees and emphasizes long standing service, assets over 3.8 billion, and FDIC membership.
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Mailway
Crocker-Citizens
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U.S
Northern
Crocker
Mamber Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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