Offers in Compromise show IRS settling large tax debts
Washington AP report details how the IRS privately compromised 20 cases worth millions, forgiving large portions of taxes owed. The study highlights cases from Texas, New Jersey, and Florida, noting assets and solvency determined by an extensive review process.
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Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Ari One
Texas Oilman
New Jersey
Florida
William ‘Oldfield Bridge
Michigan
Harge Racing
Bridge
Sheldon ’'S. Cohén
Harold Snyder
IRS Collection
Innei Clements A
Ow. A
TeSotbte Press
Tax Administration
Donald L. Bacon
John Williams
R-Del
Stavros Spiros Niarchos
Webb & Knapp
Mortimer Caplin
Snyder
Associated Press
Abraham
Sally Olshan
Fort Lee
N.J
Spring Busy Time For Kansas City Tornado Forecasters
Kansas City experts in the Weather Bureau's SELS center monitor storm data to issue tornado watches two to three hours before impact, spanning about 27 000 square miles. They rely on radar, computers, satellites and volunteers, noting 1967 saw 836 tornados and April through June see peak activity.
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Kansas City
Weather Bureau
SELS
Regional Weather Coordinating Center
Joseph G. Galway
Midwest
Oklahoma City
Cadell
Kansas
Rooks County
Galway
Galway says few complaints as tornado aid wins support
Galway notes minimal complaints and broad understanding of their relief efforts. He cites residents who have experienced tornado damage as especially appreciative and supportive of the work being done.
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Galway
Author Walter Millis Dies at 69 in New York
Walter Millis, 69, noted author and historian, died Sunday after a long illness. He wrote eight books and edited one on civilian and military power, and was an editorial writer for the New York Herald Tribune for 30 years before becoming a consultant to the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions.
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NEW York
Walter Millis
Millis
Eugenia Sheppard
New York Herald Tribune
Center For the Study of Democratic
Oil Heiress Sarah Kenan Dies at 92 in Wilmington
Oil heiress Mrs. Sarah Graham Kenan dies at 92 in her Wilmington home. Sister-in-law of Henry Flagler, she helped found Standard Oil with John D. Rockefeller and gave more than 12 million dollars in gifts to educational cultural charitable and religious institutions.
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N.C
Sarah Graham Kenan
Standard Oil Millions
Kenan
Henry Morrison Flagler
John D. Rockefeller
Standard Oil Co
Trumpeter Johnny Fischer Dies at 61 in Houston
Johnny Iron Lips Fischer, a prominent trumpeter of the big band era who played with Paul Whiteman and the Dorsey Brothers, died Friday at a friend's home in Houston. He later lived playing for tips in Houston bars.
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Houston
Tex
Johnny ‘Iron Lips
Fischer
Paul Whiteman
Dorsey Brothers
Hal Kemp
Ben Bernie
Henry Busse
Kate Smith
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