IRS probes shady tax preparers in undercover sting
IRS Commissioner Johnnie Walters says agents posed as taxpayers to expose violations by commercial preparers. He notes many returns were prepared incorrectly or with inflated deductions, and some cases have led to prosecutions. Walters defends the undercover approach as non stealth and urges enforcement for consumer protection.
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San Francisco Mayor Alioto wins fee split case in Vancouver
A jury cleared San Francisco Mayor Joseph Alioto and two former Washington State officials of refunding 2.3 million dollars in attorney fees. The suit argued payments to John J. OConnell and George K. Faler created conflicts of interest after Alioto collected 902,814 dollars from antitrust settlements with electrical manufacturers for Washington agencies. The six men and six women deliberated 10 hours 35 minutes before unanimous verdicts in favor on all counts.
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Centennial beard contest crowns top beards at Sin Leandro
The cream of the beard crop was picked yesterday during Sin Leandro's centennial activities. Winners across brushy categories include Sam Seguyia and Tony Sousa in front with Don Micale, Irony Inti, Jim McSharry, Larry Milian, Jim Warde, Garry Adams, and Gerry Silva in back. Roberta Sengslack named Centennial queen Wilma Millolely. more on page G.
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Angela Davis framed in conspiracy to kidnap and murder judge
UPI report recounts prosecutor Albert Harris stating Angela Davis aided a conspiracy to kidnap hostages from a San Rafael courtroom and to free George Jackson. He argues she was principal in the plan, fully responsible though not claiming she fired or participated in the shooting that killed Judge Harold Haley.
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Boy Clings to Power Pole Near 400-Volt Wire
In Adelaide, 13 year old Hank Blaauw dangled with his head inches from a 400 volt wire while climbing a power pole to watch an air pageant yesterday. He was rescued about forty minutes later after onlookers alerted emergency services.
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Supreme Court upholds cigarette ad ban ruling
Washington reports the Supreme Court upheld the 1969 law banning cigarette commercials on TV and radio, with Justices Douglas and Brennan wanting to hear the case. The decision came after a lower court affirmed the ban against six radio stations and the National Association of Broadcasters. The Court also declined libel and student hair-length cases, leaving existing rulings in place.
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Weather Forecast Promises Fair Skies This Week
The Weatherman forecasts continued fair skies and rising temperatures through the week. By tomorrow temperatures will lift toward the mid 60s during the day and fall to around 15 at night as conditions shift. More weather on page 23.
Deputies Fail to Win at Bingo in District Crackdown
Deputies did not win at bingo yesterday as incidents of free cards and prize eligibility drew attention. The Alamanda County sheriff’s office plans continued checks at bingo games and will report violations to the district attorney. Officers note players may receive prizes without location proof if free cards are used, a key issue in last week’s crackdown.
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Siciliano Named Sole Business Member On Pay Board
President Nixon appointed Rocco C. Siciliano to remain as the lone business representative on the revamped Federal Pay Board. The seven member panel now includes one labor figure after other labor members walked out. Siciliano, 50, has held posts in the Eisenhower and Nixon administrations and led a Los Angeles building company with ties to labor negotiations. Frank B. Fuyshamang remains as the labor representative while others resigned.
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Leukemia therapy tested with patient blood device in Florida
A Clearwater Beach report covers a six year old Minnesota girl who self reports leukemia and participates in a novel treatment using a cream separator like device to purge immature white cells from blood. Dr Robert A Good discussed the method at the American Cancer Society Science Writers Seminar via telephone from New York.
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