IRS Taps Pension Fund For 50 Thousand In Taxes
The IRS has taxed St Joseph Missouri firemen pension fund for 50 thousand dollars in taxes, while California state workers have not faced taxes. The dispute centers on whether governmental pension plans must file for tax exempt status. If the St Joseph case sets a precedent, many plans and participants could owe federal taxes and prompt court action.
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IRS
Pension Fund
Washington
Internal Revenue Service
Missouri
California
Fire Fighters’ Pension Fund of
St. Joseph, Mo
St. Joseph
St. Louis
Jerry Mogg
New York City
New York State
Chicago
Atlanta
Illinois
Connecticut
St. Joseph’s
Mark Abels
Thomas Eagleton
Mogg
St. Jo
Jordan Lake filling okayed by federal judge in North Carolina
The ruling allows the completed dam below the Haw and New Hope rivers to form the 14000 acre B Everett Jordan Lake. Environmentalists say they will appeal. cities and counties argue flood control water supply and recreation benefits justify the project.
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Greensboro
Haw
New Hope Rivers
B. Everett Jordan Lake
Chatham County
Eugene A. Gordon
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Durham
Chapel Hill
Conservation Council of North
Corps of Engineers
Fayetteville
Wilmington
Dunn
Erwin
Lillington
Cumberland
New Hanover
Pender
Columbus
Harnett
Cape Fear
PTL Details Finances After State Law Push
PTL officials released a fact sheet from an independent audit showing average monthly donations of 1.5 million and 7,000 percent growth last year. The network says all income goes into ministry and expenses, including host Bakker's 1976 salary of 23 740, while challenging the constitutionality of the new disclosure law.
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United States
PTL
Charlotte
Jim Moss
Moss
Jim Bakker
Bakker
Lord
Iden
IBM
Monitor Dives Delayed By High Winds Off Cape Hatteras
High winds and rough seas off Cape Hatteras delayed two research vessels from deploying miniature submarines to photograph the sunken Civil War ironclad Monitor. The site 16 miles southeast of Hatteras hampered submarine operation and reduced visibility for divers, delaying plans to study the wreck and its condition.
Smoky Bears Relocated To End Park Tragedies
National Park Service moves black bears to remote backcountry in Great Smoky Mountains to curb injuries and property damage from feeding bears. Park officials report 13 bear injuries and 157 damage cases totaling 7500 dollars last year. Rangers will enforce feeding and food storage rules and consider raising the 25 dollar fine.
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Gatlinburg, Tenn
National Park Service
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Popular Park Service
Mike Myers
Myers
Boyd Evison
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Albert A. Weinberg
Illinois Legislative Committee On Pensions
The
Jordan Lake
Gordon
North Carolina
PTL Evangelical Television Network
Smoky Bears
Canada
Rev
Earl Newton
Salisbury, N.C
Free Pilgrim Church
Cunningham Brick Rd
Thomasville, N.C
High Point Fairgrounds
Penny Road
Jamestown Park
High Point Fairgrounds Trade Center
Ralph Bullo
N.C
Bill Ragsdale
N.C. Lie
Gerald Stephens
Steve Davis Commercial Lines
Workmen's Compensation
cArchdale Insurance Agency
S. Main Street
Archdale
Jeanie Canter
Toi
Beltway
High Point
AMC
Miles
Hollingsworth
JEEP
North Main ST
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