IRS Commissioner claims smear campaign by former and current employees
Don Alexander, IRS commissioner, says a coordinated effort by former and current staff sought to discredit him over policy disputes. He holds a fiery news conference to rebut allegations of impropriety while Deputy Commissioner Williams reveals an incident involving a covert informant in Miami and the briefcase contents of a foreign national. The disclosures tie to halting Operation Haven and Tradewinds, a Bahamas money deposit probe.
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Hoffa Body Clue Reaches Informant In Detroit Search
Investigators reestablished contact with a mysterious informant who claims to know Hoffa’s burial site. Police and FBI teams scoured a field 25 miles north of Detroit but found nothing, while officials pursue new directions and await precise grave coordinates near the Machus Red Fox area.
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Washington spokesman reports eight days with no tipster word
The spokesman said as many as eight days passed since first contact with the informant and no word has come. Officials said they spoke with the informant on Monday but have no idea when he will call again.
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Aspin faults F16 sale terms to Belgium and others
Rep. Les Aspin charged that the United States agreed to sell 348 F16 fighters worth 2.1 billion dollars to Belgium the Netherlands Denmark and Norway without the required standard no transfer clause. He called the omission inex plicable and said the Pentagon acted sloppily. In Springfield Illinois the state supreme court ruled the death penalty law unconstitutional for the second time in three years leaving four inmates on death row awaiting potential mercy.
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Northrop Hosts Officials in Hunt Lodge as It Seeks Pentagon Contracts
Northrop Corp hosted senators, congressmen, aides, and high Pentagon officials at a Maryland duck lodge while pursuing Mammoth jet fighter contracts from 1971 to 1974. Invitations and attendance are under scrutiny as the Defense Contract Auditing Agency reviews expenses charged to the Pentagon.
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