Tax Audit Odds Vary By IRS District and Return Type
Sylvia Porter explains audit odds depend on return type and income. Higher risk for partnerships and higher income, with district differences illustrated by Manhattan 1 in 34 for individuals and 1 in 22 for corporations, and other cities shown. It stresses record retention and explains statute limitations and fraud implications.
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Sylvia Porter
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Manhattan
The
Treasury
Borough of
New York City
Parkersburg
W. Va
Denver
Colo
Reno
Nev
Mr. Blank
Blank
C., Field Enterprises, Inc
Chief warned to mend ways under Chieftainship Act
In Lesotho a government bulletin says Chief Tumo Majafa was recently cautioned to reform his conduct and avoid any misconduct or contravention of the Chieftainship Act for a ten month period.
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Maseru
Lesotho
Africa
Tumo Majafa
Tell Me Why Book Prize Winner and Camel Facts
Today's winner for the Tell Me Why contest is Lisa Wright, 13, Oakland California. The item includes a camel biology summary noting the hump stores fat to sustain long journeys and how its body features aid desert survival with eyes nostrils and feet adapted to sand.
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Lisa Wright
Oakland
Icalif
TV Log Friday Listings Include Classic Oz and News
Friday TV schedule shows a mix of game shows dramas and sports with titles like To Tell the Truth Truth or Consequences and Sanford and Son. Notable items include Arnold Palmer documentary and Perry Mason reruns plus late night Johnny Carson News segments and Midnight Special.
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Campus
CBS Tonight Cancelled Play Replaced by The Cincinnati Kid
CBS drops Sticks and Bones after cancellation and fills the slot with The Cincinnati Kid a 1965 Steve McQueen film. Other programs include Liza Minnelli concert Arnold Palmer documentary and college basketball Alabama versus Georgia.
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CBS
America
Liza
Liza Minnelli
Arnold Palmer
Arnie
Alabama
Georgia
CBS Tonight
Steve McQueen
Probation and church attendance rulings in early cases
A judge faced a teen’s malicious mischief finding with a jail sentence suspended on one condition to attend church weekly for a year. The higher court struck down forced church attendance as a constitutional freedom violation under the federal Constitution.
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Red Cross
Brahms Festival at New School spans 26 hours
AP reports a Brahms marathon at the New School in New York offering all piano trios and piano quartets within 26 hours. Artists Ruth Laredo, Alexander Schneider, Walter Trampler, and Leslie Parnas performed the complete sets across three concerts from March 10 to March 11.
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New York
New School
Ruth Laredo
Alexander Schneider
Walter Trampler
Leslie Parnas
Arab Electric Cooperative Nondiscrimination Compliance Assurance
The Arab Electric Cooperative filed with the Federal Government a Compliance Assurance committing to full compliance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and related rules. It prohibits discrimination based on race color or national origin in service applications facilities meetings and beneficiary rights and outlines complaint avenues and a 90 day filing window with confidential handling of identities.
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The
Arab Electric Cooperative
Department of Agriculture
United States
Secretary of Agriculture
Washington, D.C
Rural Electrification Administration
Dress rehearsal for Butterflies Are Free hit by rain and fire call
Riverside School was shaken by a rain storm and a fire department visit during the dress rehearsal for Butterflies Are Free. A short circuit in a locked room caused a fuse blow and lights to fail while lead actors Louis Rookis and Mary Beth Archibald delivered lines under the tin roof din.
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Riverside School
Louis Rookis
Mary Beth Archibald
Butterflies Are Free cast rehearses for Riverside shows
Four cast members rehearse a scene of Butterflies Are Free at Riverside School. Louis Rookis portrays Don Baker while Lillian Fritts plays his mother, Alvin Benn is director Ralph Austin, and Mary Beth Archibald plays Jill Tanner. Showtime is 7:30 p.m. tonight and Saturday.
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The
Butterflies
Riverside School
Louis Rookis
Don Baker
Lillian
Fritts
Don
Alvin Benn
Ralph Austin
Mary Beth Archibald
Jill Tanner
Showtime
Bobby Herbert
Judge orders halt to Arkadelphia strip mining near Cullman
Circuit Judge Jack C. Riley issues a second injunction in 30 days halting Clyde Organ Jr on rural Cullman County lands near Arkadelphia. The petition accuses Morgan’s operation of lacking a state permit and harming habitats streams and public recreation areas.
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Cullman
Jack C. Riley
Clyde Organ Jr
Perations
Cullman County
Arkadelphia
Riley
Birmingham
Charles Howton
Stouts Mountain
Julian Bland
Bill Baxley
Morgan
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Kreskin
Wall Street
Sanford and Son
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Brady Bunch
Focus
Sagt
Mr. Limpet
Johnny Carson
Perry Mason
Jack Paar Tonite
Waco
Don Knotts
Carole Cook
Howard Keel
Jane Russell
American Bar Association
Alabama State Bar Association Inc
Will Bernard
ACR
Hare
Arms
Book of Knowledge
Aurora, Ill
Arab Electric
Cynthia Smith
Decatur Civic Theater
St.s.e
Ray Mitchell
First State
Ray
First State Bank
Decatur
Johnston St
Gateway
American Motors
Hornet
American Motors Buyer Protection Plann
American Motors Corporation
Canada
AME
AMC Vi Hornet
John Penney
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