Hoffa Faces Tax Risk Over Union Legal Fees
Washington AP reports Hoffa's potential personal income tax on union paid legal expenses, amid internal strife and legal fights. The Tax Court precedent and Williams's advice threaten Hoffa's control of the 1.7 million member union as he faces Chicago fraud conspiracy and Chattanooga jury tampering trials. A Labor Secretary Wirtz spokesman cites limits of public accounting powers under Landrum Griffin law. Rank and file pressure for a lawsuit to recover funds looms, but funding to Hoffa's lawyers may be paused pending review.
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Washington
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters
U.S
Hoffa
Edward Bennett Williams
Chicago
Chattanooga
Tenn
Williams
California
Secretary of Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Wirtz
Treasury
Landrum-Griffin Labor Management Reporting Act
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Rebels
Celebration of Symposium Ends with Gratitude to Performers
The text thanks all fine performers who participated in the symposium activities, celebrating the success of the event and acknowledging the orchestral work and full resources employed.
Kansas Democrats Hear Policy Talks On Economy And Wages
Speakers urge economic reform and tax efficiency in Kansas. Doty touts a $64 million state treasury gain from a recent method, while Henkle calls for cutting inactive funds and boosting returns. Hart promotes a wage law and revenue options without raising property taxes, and Coffin backs a progressive minimum wage after study.
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Doty
Iowa
Kansas
Hart
Henkle
Henkler
Coffin
Lawrence Gas Franchise Bills Rise Amid City Comparisons
Gas rate study shows Lawrence residents would pay about $107.22 yearly under the new proposal, up from $104.09. The city would still be cheaper than Ottawa, Topeka, and Kansas City Kan, while other nearby cities vary widely in minimum charges and per thousand cubic feet costs. City Commissioners consider the proposed increases and existing charges for the first 1 000 cubic feet and subsequent usage.
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Lawrence
Ottawa
Topeka
Kansas City
Kan
Olathe
Coffeyville
Neodesha
Independence
Manhattan
Great Bend
Pratt
Salina
Atchison, Leavenworth
Lansing
Emporia
Cooper
Horn
Sixth Annual Symposium ends with KU concert by Symposium Orchestra
The Theodore Johnson led event featured Guy Fraser Harrison guest conducting a KU faculty and student composed ensemble with local musicians and Kansas City Philharmonic support. The program included Ruth Wyile's Concerto Grosso No 1, Donald Keats Elegiac Symphony, Gardner Read Vernal Equinox, and Maurice Weed Symphonic Breve amid premieres and complex scores.
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Theodore Johnson
Kansas University
Guy Fraser Harrison
Oklahoma City Symphony
Kansas University Department of Music
Kansas City Philharmonic Orchestra
Ruth Shaw Wylie
Wayne State University
Donald Keats
Antioch College
Gardner Read
Boston University
Maurice Weed
Northern Illinois University
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Berlin
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Tom Jones
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George Murphy
THEATRE + West
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