Taxpayer rights and IRS protest deadlines explained
A guide outlines when a taxpayer may resist IRS demands and how notices and protests work. It covers bulky records, year mismatches, existing records, notice periods, and the 30 day letter required after an audit before any collection. The article notes delays before payment and conference with the Appellate Division, and hints at further details to come.
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Internal Revenue Service
Internal Revenue Agent
FBI Agent Claims Oswald Note Was Flushed Down Toilet
FBI Agent James P. Hosty testified that after Oswald was shot he flashed a threatening note down a toilet on orders to discard it. He contradicted former Dallas supervisor J. Gordon Shanklin who said the note was destroyed by higher authority. Hosty alleged a bureau cover up reaching to top aides of J. Edgar Hoover and Clyde Tolson, implicating extensive discipline for those involved.
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UPI
FBI
Lee Harvey Oswald
Oswald
James P. Hosty
Dallas
J. Gordon Shanklin
House Judiciary Subcommittee
Hosty
Kansas City
Shanklin
Clyde Tolson
J. Edgar Hoover
Subcommittee
John F. Kennedy
Soviet Union
Warren Commission
Kennedy
Jack Ruby
Antibusers Tie Up Traffic in South Boston School Protest
Traffic clogged major routes in Boston as antibusing activists and white students staged a day of mourning to protest federal control of South Boston High School. Police reported two-minute mothers marches and a Klan group leader claimed support for the disruption.
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Dragon Watch
David Duke
Louisiana Ku Klux Klan
South Boston High School
South Boston
Boston
UPS
U.S. District Court
W. Arthur Garrity Jr
South Boston High
Louisiana Knights of the
Ku Klux Klan
Duke
The
Marshals
South
Baton Rouge
Warren Zamboni
Zaniboni
Boston Police Department
Metropolitan District Commission Police
NAACP
Long proposes tax cut compromise with spending ceiling linked
Senate Finance Committee Chair Russell B. Long proposed that President Ford drop a veto threat on a tax cut bill in exchange for a congressional promise to cut the 1977 budget by the amount of any future tax cut. The plan would let the six month extension of 1975 tax cuts take effect without an immediate spending ceiling while Congress would later agree to match any tax cut impact on fiscal 1977. White House and aides offered no formal comment pending review.
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Washington
UPI
Senate Finance Committee
Russell B. Long
Ford
Long
White House
Senator Long
William Greener
Senate
Congress
Colby Piqued By Pike on SALT Intelligence Handling
House intelligence committee pressed CIA Director Colby for declassified material on Soviet SALT violations. Otis Pike urged public hearings while Colby warned discussions should stay in executive session noting an agreement with the Soviets to keep talks confidential.
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UPI
House Ligence Committee
CIA
William E. Colby
Otis Pike
D-N.y
Colby
Pike
Adm
Elmo Zumwalt
Naval Operations
Zumwalt
Moscow
Las Vegas Weather Forecast Winds and Showers Chance
Forecast calls for windy conditions with a chance of showers through Sunday and winds gusting to 20 to 30 mph. Today’s high around mid 50s and low around mid 30s. Temperature table shows comparisons with yesterday and a year ago, with readings and humidity notes.
Florida task force forms to track ski masked killers
Florida Criminal Law Enforcement mobilized a five county task force to pursue a hooded group accused of raiding homes torturing robbing and raping victims across Orange Lake Highlands Volusia and Polk counties. At least 11 families affected with two women thrown from bridges and a man killed. Police link similar attacks in multiple counties and seek concrete evidence to connect cases.
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Orlando, Fla
UPD
Florida Department of Criminal Law Enforcement
Department
William Troelstrup
Tallahassee
Florida
Orange County
Melvin G. Colman
Deland
Leslie
Lake Monroe
Orange
Lake
Highlands
Volusia
Polk
Criminal Law Department
Lloyd First
Colman
Feds Hire Private Lawyers Over CIA Mail Opening Suits
The Justice Department will hire private counsel to defend 34 current and former federal officials in multi billion dollar lawsuits over CIA mail opening operations. Attorneys will be used to avoid conflicts as the department probes possible criminal charges. Defendants include CIA Director William Colby and former leaders such as Richard Helms John McCone and John Mitchell. The suits allege civil liability for mail surveillance of U.S. citizens and Soviet bloc contacts from the 1950s to 1970s.
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Washington
UPI
Justice Department
CIA
Department
Fnday
FBI
Justice and Post Office
William Colby
Richard Helms
John McCone
John N. Mitchell
Clarence Kelley
Patrick Gray
CLA
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