IRS probes Moon church in New York inquiry
Rep. Peter Peyser says the IRS is evaluating the tax exempt status of Rev. Sun Myung Moon's Unification Church and related organizations. Peyser, citing conversations with IRS officials, indicates an investigation is underway into the Moon-affiliated groups.
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Incineration debate features Orlando plant and Decatur plans
Discussion centers on a new Decatur garbage incineration plant versus Orlando’s facility. Orlando officials report improved efficiency and reduced emissions after initial problems, while costs rise due to painting and maintenance. Nearby status shows no odor and a light industrial setting. The article also covers city bonds for Point Mallard and utility revenue pledges to back 25 year debt payments.
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Lynn Thompson
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Brown Udall Split Tightens NATO Sentry
Brown and Udall finish second in South Dakota and Rhode Island as the battle for the 1968 Democratic and Republican nominations tightens. Carter leads in many delegations while Brown eyes California and New Jersey. Reagan and Ford split Rhode Island GOP votes. Udall warns on Carter’s viability as next week’s primaries shape delegate totals.
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New Jersey
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Humphrey
Ohio
Ford
Reagan
Frank Church
Idaho
Church
Legislative Calendar Sees Filibuster Freeze Halt Senate and House
The Senate remains blocked by an $8 million higher education cut, with an 18-12 vote rejecting full restoration but backing a partial restore as talks continue. The House approved private school funding with more accountability, then paused amid a broad budget freeze. a bid to lift the freeze was sent to Rules. The House State Administration Committee will hear a smoking restriction bill today as committee work resumes.
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Rules Committee
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Senate panel backs new coal tax with county immunity fight
The Senate Judiciary Committee voted 9 to 6 to send to the House a bill creating a coal severance tax add on to a 1971 tax, while restoring government immunity from suit for assault in the measure. The discussion included crediting funds to highways or county governments and concerns over existing taxes in Cullman and DeKalb Counties.
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Cullman
DeKalb
Mayoral race heats up as candidates consider council bids
In Decatur Alabama figures push for a platform ahead of the June 15 qualifying date. Former Morgan County juvenile probation officer Bob Patton weighs a council bid while Virgil Blake a retired Redstone Arsenal maintenance chief announces plans to seek a seat. Blake notes 35 years in utilities work and aims for full time service, while Patton has lived in Decatur since 1948 and recently joined a real estate firm. A court immunity doctrine is mentioned in relation to local government suits as state legislators prepare for hearings on a smoking ban in public places.
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Decatur
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Montgomery
Virgil Blake
Redstone Arsenal
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Arsenal
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House
Capitol
Alabama
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Community religious and meeting notices packed with local groups
Cleats Thursday Parents Anonymous meets 7 p.m. for meeting location call 355 8000. Singles Fellowship at First Baptist youth center. Morgan/Lawrence Legal Secretaries meet 7 p.m. City Hall courtroom. West End United Methodist Church Hartselle hosts Galatians Quartet at 7:30 p.m. Rev Thomas Stevenson to speak 11 a.m. at Summer Manor. Walnut Grove Baptist hosts Methodist Day two and a half miles south of Priceville with Ben Shelton speaking 11 a.m. The Women’s Council of First Presbyterian meets 9:15 a.m. in the parish parlor. no general meeting this month. Full Gospel Holiness Tabernacle six miles north of Moulton hosts 7 p.m. with Dwight Green and Gospel Travelers. New Zion Baptist Flat Rock 7:30 p.m. featuring Devotions. Leodocia Free Will Baptist Hanceville 7 p.m. featuring Sonny Jones and Cavaliers. Caddo Congregational Christian 7 p.m. with Teddy DuBoise and Crossbearers Quartet. Mt. Tabor Methodist east of Hartselle 7:30 p.m. featuring the Cobbs Family. Mill Creek Baptist 7 p.m. with Devotion Singers. Mt Hebron Baptist near Hulace 1:30 p.m. featuring Devotion Singers. Hickory House Restaurant Athens Cobbs Family 1:30 p.m. White Grove Baptist Cullman Cobbs Family 7 p.m.
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Priceville
Ben Shelton
Economic summit to discuss renewed inflation planned
President Ford and leaders of six nations will meet late this month in Puerto Rico to discuss the possibility of renewed inflation. White House press secretary Ron Nessen outlined details amid speculation the gathering aims to bolster Ford's political image, in a joint statement from Washington.
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Ford
Puerto Rico
White House
Ron Nessen
Trade panel rebuffs US resource bank proposal at Nairobi
Secretaries Kissinger and Simon said Washington voiced annoyance after the United Nations trade conference rejected by 33 to 31 a resolution backing study of the American International Resources Bank. Many Communist and 90 developing-country members abstained or were absent. The vote came at the conference’s final session.
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United Nations Trade Conference
Nairobi
International Resources Bank
Henry A. Kissinger
William E. Simon
U.S
United Nations Conference On Trade and Development
Quaker group warns of rising police state on Capitol Hill
The American Friends Service Committee says the United States is in danger of becoming a police state. It disclosed 1921 surveillance by government agencies and has gathered nearly 1,300 pages from intelligence files under the Freedom of Information Act.
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Washington
American Friends’ Service Committee
United States
Capitol Hill
Quaker Committee
Solzhenitsyn Criticizes U S Freedoms At Stanford
Nobel laureate Alexander Solzhenitsyn said Americans chase petty freedoms and materialism in a constructive critique, while receiving the American Friendship Award at Stanford University. He criticized the press unions pacifists and teenagers for various social behaviors. He has lived in the United States for over a year.
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Alexander Solzhenitsyn
Solzhenitsyn
United States
Stanford University
Speeders tracked by car radios and CB alerts in Nashville
The report notes growing use of Citizens Band radios by truckers and motorists to locate hidden state troopers, while a luxury sedan owner is cited for using police radio. Tammy Wynette and band member Rudy Gatlin have been questioned over a fatal home fire. Wynette tours until Thursday. In Littleton, Sen. Floyd Haskell and wife Eileen filed a joint divorce petition with a hearing set for Oct 12. they have three daughters.
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Tenrt
Tammy Wynette
Eugene Hartsook
Miss Wynette
Hartsook
Rudy Gatlin
Littleton
Colo
Floyd Haskell
D-Colo
Arapahoe County District Court
Eileen
Colorado
Haskell
Denver
Tiny Tina and son on return to Cleveland carnival show
Gloria Hurd billed as Tiny Tina, the world’s smallest woman at 29 inches, helps her 9 month old son Anthony stand in Cleveland. He was born by cesarean last August 20 during a carnival visit.
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Anthony
Cleveland
Miss Hurd
Trinity Church hosts Sonny Jones and the Cavaliers
London AP report notes Conservative MPs and British fishermen label the cod war peace pact a sellout reducing fishing off Iceland. Industry spokesman says 1,500 fishermen and 7,500 workers ashore face unemployment as 60 trawlers are scrapped or sold.
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