Tax Men Question Value Of Painting
In San Francisco two Los Angeles brothers face U.S. Tax Court over a $439,500 donation of a painting to Mills College. The IRS contends the 40 by 50 inch work titled Mother and Child, attributed to Sir Thomas Lawrence, is worth only $5,109, while the brothers claim an $33,500 charitable deduction for 1962. The case involves a London purchase for $560 and later sale for $7,200, with prior appraisals at $35,000. The IRS seeks an $18,000 tax difference. authenticity burden rests with the Teitelbaums. Benjamin Teitelbaum, 63, is tied to a Friars Club case in Beverly Hills.
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Teacher Strikes Close Washington Public Schools
Washington D C schools closed amid a teacher walkout as the capital joins nationwide unrest. Strikes press for higher pay with proponents planning a demonstration near Congress. other cities report ongoing actions and related legal challenges.
Physician Pleads No Contest To A Felony Abortion Charge
Avgry Town SP Wins First Barricade Battle Bul Pal Yornika executive secretary gave no reason for optimism as about one quarter of the state's 60 000 teachers remain out. Gov Kirk must act on an 829 million education package or let it become law without signature. Oklahoma teachers threaten sanctions over inadequate pay rise. San Bernardino County case involves a physician charged with abortion and a barricade at a shopping center. Florida Miami teachers expect a likely settlement of the walkout in Dade County.
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Hospital plans extended care unit in Hayward
Dean Van Metre of St. Rose Hospital outlines a proposed extended care unit to be built this year to Rev. Albert Ronander and Rev. George J. Francis during a hospital dinner for local clergy. The event, in Southern Alameda County, showcased services, progress and future plans.
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Doctor Blaiberg shown in new Cape Town heart transplant photo
Dr Philip Blaiberg aged 58, the sole surviving heart transplant recipient, appears in a new image released last night in Cape Town South Africa. Dr Christian Barnard performed the heart transplant on Blaiberg on January 2.
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Antidraft Pamphlet Circulation Sparks Investigation
Washington AP report says the Justice Department probes a pamphlet circulated by antiwar groups outlining a nationwide harassment campaign targeting 17 000 local draft boards. A department spokesman confirms the pamphlet and related destruction instructions are being circulated while noting no widespread harassment reported beyond a few prior incidents.
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Wealthy Marin Count Dies in Ranch Murder Mystery
A garden ranch near San Rafael north of the county line reports the death of Carlos Silveira, a wealthy Marin Count and dairy family member, found shot in his garage after returning from town. No weapon found. homicide investigators probing possible robber motives amid recent thefts at the ranch.
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Youth Robbery at Ramos Liquors in Hayward
A 20 year old man described as 5 feet 9 inches, 160 pounds, wearing a brown coat and hat, allegedly demanded $73 from the Ramos Liquors till shortly after 2 AM. A witness saw him flee in a red 1962 Ford Thunderbird with a white top. Police arrested Rodney Jheim, 25, of 2786 Manon Ave, for a separate knife threat at a bar. Two Richmond juveniles were charged with purse snatching in Cupwell's parking lot.
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Crashes Blamed On Alcoholic Drivers
San Francisco safety expert Gay Reagan says alcoholic drivers account for up to half of fatal crashes. Russ Walton urged a cure and cited a $700,000 study of 3,500 chronic alcoholics led by the State Transportation Agency, USC and partners in Los Angeles for progress on reducing accidents.
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