Many Tax Preparers Lead Double Lives
IRS chief Johnnie Walters told Congress that unscrupulous preparers include a minister, a factory worker and a travel agency operator. He warned that such fraudsters can shift guilt to preparers and cited estimates of more than 200000 preparers. Licensing is seen as impractical. IRS may impose a 10 to 25 percent penalty on preparers who knowingly distort figures.
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Associated Press
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Internal Revenue
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Congress
IRS
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Gilly statement lifts UMW tie to Yablonski murders
Washington AP reporting that Annette Gilly said the Yablonski killings had the big man’s approval within the United Mine Workers union. Special Prosecutor Sprague said the remark moves the case up the union hierarchy and predicts more arrests as pretrial hearings continue in Washington County Court.
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Yablonski
United Mine Workers Union
Richard A. Sprague
Sprague
New York
Boyle
UMW
Joseph A
Jock’ Yablonski
Margaret
Charlotte
Clarksville
Bomb blasts rock Northern Ireland in new wave
Five more bombs exploded in Northern Ireland raising the total to more than 20 in under 24 hours. casualties include a woman killed and three civilians, three soldiers and two policemen wounded. overall toll in 32 months reaches 301. IRA may have new stock of explosives. Antrim golf club house and a Castlewellan Mason ic hall damaged. Dungiven attacks and Londonderry gunfire reported. internees released but some 800 Catholics suspected of IRA status remain jailed under emergency laws. Faulkner criticizes British policy of allowing IRA strongholds to remain barricaded.
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Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
Londonderry
Antrim
Castlewellan
Dungiven
IRA
Brian Faulkner
Faulkner
London
Record High Minimum Temperature Set In Arkansas
The Associated Press reports Arkansas posted a record high minimum for the fourth straight night as a large high pressure system lingered off the eastern Florida coast. Thursday night’s low of 73 topped the 1964 record by nine degrees while Thursday’s high reached 89, the second consecutive record. Showers and thunderstorms were forecast with a Kansas low pressure system moving east to trigger a cold front by Sunday, returning temperatures to normal with highs in the 60s to 80s. Highs across the state ranged from 86 to 90, with overnight lows in the 64 to 72 range and scattered precipitation totals up to .22 inch at Fayetteville.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Florida
National Weather Service
Kansas
Harrison
Pine Bluff
Fort Smith
Jonesboro
Fayetteville
Texarkana
el Dorado
Memphis
Little Rock
National disgrace from foreign medical graduates
Atlantic City AP reports Rep. Wilbur Mills criticizing dependence on foreign medical graduates to fill U S hospital posts. He notes U S schools turned away 13 000 qualified applicants, urges private coverage under standards, employer premium sharing, and continued coverage during unemployment. He favors professional service review oversight and a national medical group to advise foundations. He also backs restricting funding for new facilities without planning agency approval.
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U.S
Wilbur Mills
Doctors Today
Arkansas Democrat
Nixon
Nixon Heads to Canadian Parliament in Ottawa Visit
President Nixon arrives in Ottawa for a 40 hour official visit and to address a joint session of Parliament. He stresses U S Canadian ties, respects Canadian individuality, and signals tougher talks on economic issues may wait until post election. Security organizers brace for possible incidents following Kosygin visit.
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Nixon
Canada
John F. Kennedy
Government House
United States
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
U.S
Trudeau
Uplands Air Base
Alexei N. Kosygin
Arkansas Weather: Warm with scattered showers and storms
Weather report for 24 hours ending 7 am Friday records high 88 and low 67. Forecast calls for continued warmth with scattered showers and thunderstorms mainly west and north today, then central and east tonight and Saturday. Not as warm in the northwest tonight and Saturday. High today mid to upper 80s, lows tonight mostly in the 60s, Saturday highs from the upper 60s in the northwest to the low 80s in the southeast.
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Arkansas
North Vietnam concentrates SAMs in Panhandle region
AP reporting from Washington notes that nearly two thirds of North Vietnam's antiaircraft missiles are now in the Panhandle from the 20th Parallel to the DMZ. Ninety-eight battalions are deployed there, with totals rising since last December. U.S. analysts warn of intensified air defense as B52s risk exposure but may be aided by radar jamming.
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Fred S. Hoffman
Washington
North Vietnam
Panhandle
Pentagon
U.S
Dmz
South Vietnam
Quang Tri
Antitrust Suit Against the Major Television Networks
The Justice Department plans civil suits against CBS NBC and ABC alleging monopolization of prime time entertainment programming. Viacom and Viacom International Inc. linked firms also named. Officials say news and sports will not be affected though court action likely delays immediate program changes. CBS and ABC deny merit and pledge to fight in court.
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Washington
Justice Department
Columbia
Department
Bruce B Wilson
CBS
ABC
Robert D. Wood
Wood
GBC
Construction to Begin on Ouachita Bridge and U S 63
Ward Goodman announced orders to begin substructure work on the Ouachita River Bridge on Arkansas 79 east of Camden and to reconstruct a section of U S 63 between Marked Tree and Trumann. H E Cummins and Sons will do the Ouachita bridge for 982 333 with 200 working days. Bradeo Construction and Thomeco Inc. share a 3 425 804 contract for the four bridges on the St Francis River floodway and relocation work on highway 63.
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Little Rock
Ward Goodman
Ouachita River
Arkansas 79
Camden
U. S. 63
Marked Tree
Trumann
H. E. Cummins and Sons Construction Co
Ouachita Bridge
Francis River
Bradeo Construction, Inc
Warren and Thomeco, Inc
North Little Rock
Obituary: Ed Graves 72 of Blevins Dies at Home
Ed Graves age 72 of Rt 1 Blevins died at his home on Tuesday. He was born in Hempstead a retired farmer and Baptist. Survivors include son Horace Graves Texas and two daughters Dorothy Thomas Huntsville Ark and Mrs Howard Hill Blevins. Services Friday Union Memorial Baptist Church Rev W E Thomason burial Union Grove Cemetery near Blevins.
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Rt. 1
Blevins
Hempstead
The
Baptist Church
Horace Graves
Texas
Dorothy Thomas
Huntsville
Ark
Howard Hill
Union Memorial Baptist Church
W. E. Thomason
Union Grove Cemetery
Appeal Entered in Supreme Court Over Gas Curtailment Jurisdiction
The Arkansas Public Service Commission has filed an appeal with the U S Supreme Court challenging the Federal Power Commission s claim of authority over gas curtailments during shortages. The dispute centers on Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co and United Gas Co and the Fifth Circuit ruling against the FPC before this appeal to the Supreme Court.
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Arkansas Public Service Commission
U. S. Supreme Court
Federal Power Commission
FPC
PSC
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
United Gas Co
U. S. 5Th Circuit Court of
Appell
Supreme Court
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