IRS Won't Notify 11001 Taxpayers Targeted in Probes
Knight News Service reports that IRS Commissioner Donald Alexander rejected a House subcommittee proposal to notify 11,001 taxpayers who were subjects of improper investigations. He said notification is unnecessary undesirable and not cost effective. The Senate Intelligence Committee criticized IRS for targeting 8,000 individuals and 3,000 groups from 1969 to 1973.
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Cadet guilty after frank talk at West Point scandal
Timothy Ringgold of Phoenix Artz faced a cadet honor board hearing for allegedly tolerating cheating after revealing to Norman Augustine that a wider cheating problem existed at the United States Military Academy. Ringgold awaits an appeal board as defense cites widespread misconduct and privacy of his April discussion.
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