Death sentences commuted for Abou Daoud and followers
Jordanian government official says Abu Daoud and 15 followers will serve life in prison after King Hussein halts their death sentences for subversion. Beiruti papers claim US planned to resume arms to Israel. The eight men linked to Black September face murder trials in Khartoum for embassy siege deaths.
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India protests US arms to Pakistan
Prime Minister Indira Gandhi summoned U S ambassador Moynihan to express India views and concern at the decision to supply arms to Pakistan. The two officials met at Parliament House for about 25 minutes as India's Foreign Ministry had earlier voiced concern over further arms for Pakistan.
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Timely tax tips for California taxpayers
The California Society of CPAs warns calendar-year filers to file W2 income tax returns and pay any tax due by April 18. The IRS will assess penalties for late filing or late payment, with penalties up to 25 percent and interest at 0.5 percent per month. If timely filing occurs but taxes aren’t paid, a 0.5 percent monthly penalty applies, up to 25 percent, plus interest.
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Supreme Court upholds $490,000 drug death award
Los Angeles woman Phyllis Stevens died after chloromycetin treatments. A jury awarded her family $400,000. the trial judge cut it. The California Supreme Court affirmed the award against Parke, Davis & Co. and Dr A J Beland noting FDA warnings from 1952 about risks.
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Belfast bomb campaign prompts shopkeeper warning
In Belfast a bomb was defused at a downtown bar and six blasts wounded a soldier in the latest IRA campaign. Army officials warned shopkeepers to expect more bombs within 24 hours as the violence spread to the border area. No deaths reported in the province though fighting continued with shootings and political maneuvering in Dublin and Belfast.
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