Rights and risks in dealing with Internal Revenue Agents
A discussion argues that accountants lack attorney client privilege and IRS agents may pressure taxpayers. It cites Judge Mullens and records seized without permission, noting few prosecutions of agents. It warns citizens to assert rights and seek knowledgeable tax representation amid complex code.
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Ford Christmas Cards Sent To 35000 Dignitaries
President and Mrs Ford mailed about 35000 cards to heads of state lawmakers and officials. The card reproduces Farmyard in Winter by George Currie, 1825 era rural Connecticut. Separately states seek injunction to block $2.4 billion postal rate increase set for Dec 28.
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States challenge $2.4 billion postal rate hike
Twelve states seek a preliminary injunction to block the Dec 28 postage increase the U.S. Postal Service says will raise about 2.4 billion in new revenue. Maine AG Donald G. Alexander argues the rise hurts first class mail users and state treasuries. The suit names Arkansas Connecticut Florida Illinois Louisiana Maine Massachusetts North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Rhode Island and Vermont.
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Close Call Between Eastern Airlines Jet and Air Force Fighter
The Eastern Airlines 727 and a Air Force fighter narrowly avoided a midair collision 19 000 feet above Richmond Virginia on Thursday morning. The Eastern pilot, told by Leesburg Center to climb to 35 000 feet, refused saying he needed to avoid traffic. No injuries were reported on Flight 185 from Washington to Tampa. The FAA said the incident was under investigation with no fault indicated.
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83-Year-Old Corliss King Appeals Assault Conviction
Corliss King, age 83, has appealed his assault conviction for attacking Jerry Foster, who is 33, in Hilo Hawaii. Foster testified as the complainant and the case drew UPI coverage.
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Bomb blasts hit Miami area targeting Cuban exile cargo firm
Two dynamite devices exploded near Almacen El Espanol offices in Little Havana and Hialeah as authorities pursue Cuban exile terrorists blamed for 30th and 31st blasts this year. No injuries reported though damage was substantial. Mayor Ferre identified an informant aiding the FBI. Freight firm owner Rodriguez says exiles oppose a program bringing Cubans to visit relatives, nearly 1,000 trips since June.
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Las Vegas Weather Forecast Dim Clouds and Wind Shifts
Variable cloudiness and colder conditions with gusty winds 15 to 30 mph. Snow in the mountains and a slight rain chance in the valley. Today's high near 50 and low around 39. Sunrise 6 43, sunset 4 27. Reports from the National Weather Service in San Francisco via United Press International.
Concorde Landing Rights Stir U.S. Debate
UPI reports pressure from Henry Kissinger over Concorde access to U.S. routes as Britain and France push for six daily flights. Secretary Coleman faces a decision next year while lawmakers warn of international friction and environmental concerns. Pan Am and TWA fear loss of passengers amid possible government subsidies for the jet.
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Supreme Court weighs press limits in criminal cases
The Supreme Court probes conflicts over reporting criminal proceedings as it accepts a Nebraska murder case. Lincoln County Judge Hugh Stuart barred publication of much at a preliminary hearing for Erwin Simants, drawing press criticism and debate on prior restraint versus public access. Blackmun let major parts stand while recalling Pentagon Papers limits.
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Foster's Shoes Ad Promotes Comfortable Footwear
A local advertisement for Foster's Shoes at 119 North 3rd emphasizes style and comfort for men women and children. The display touts famous shoes and invites customers to visit for fitting and footwear options.
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