TV weatherman Tex Antoine suspended over rape remark
Tex Antoine of WABC TV, a longtime weather presenter since 1966, was suspended indefinitely after on air remarks joking about rape and urging women not to resist a sexual assault. The suspension followed criticism from viewers and officials.
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Tex Antoine
Antoine
Wabc-Tv
Bill Beute
Westchester County
Yonkers
N.Y
Ron Tindiglia
Judy Torello
WABC
ABC
Beutel
Tindiglia
Kenneth H. MacQueen
Torello
Tex
Houston
NBC
Wnbc-Tv
IRS Overaudits Middle Income Taxpayers Group
The GAO says the IRS over focused on middle income earners earning 10 000 to 50 000 AGI while auditing, to meet quotas. IRS disputes the claim noting the deviation was limited and corrected and that upper brackets saw higher audit rates in 1973 74. The report found no evidence of biased selection but urged more attention to overpayments.
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Internal Revenue Service
GAO
Department
Congress
more _ report
IRS
Leon Levine
Levine
High Point Enterprise Publication and Rates Notice
The High Point Enterprise lists publication details and subscription rates including daily and Sunday options. It notes AP news use rights and disclaimer on carrier payments, with pricing and tax notes for local readers.
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U S Africa Aid Official to Meet Vorster in Southern Africa
Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs William B Schaufele will travel to southern Africa to discuss Rhodesia and Namibia with South Africa's leaders and then visit London. He plans to attend a four day Maseru conference in Lesotho on American African relations as part of a 55 member delegation led by Senator Dick Clark.
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Associated Press
Washington (Ap
State Department
Southern Africa
John Vorster
William B. Schaufele
Hilgard
Muller
Vorster
London
Africa
Schaufele
Maseru
Lesotho
African-American Institute
Dick Clark
South Africa
League of Nations
U.N
Washington
Pretoria
Judge to rule on Asheville highway project injunction
A North Carolina judge will decide before December 20 whether to hold a hearing or issue an injunction delaying the Beaucatcher Mountain open cut on U S highway 70. The Beaucatcher Mountain Protective Association alleges improper hearings and environmental flaws. state officials defend the contract as compliant.
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Asheville
Superior Court
James H. Pou Bailey
Beaucatcher Mountain
U.S. Highway 70
Bailey
Beaucatcher Mountain Protective Association
State Department of Transportation
Administrative Practices Act
Department
Association
Environmental Policy Act
Earl Fowler
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