Banking snafu hits Michigan payroll checks
Investigators call the event a possible colossal banking snafu that sent over a million dollars in bounced checks across Michigan. Computer Payroll & Accounting Services closed doors leaving hundreds of clients unpaid as officials seek to determine what caused the shortfall and how to recover funds.
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Snafu
Michigan
Grand Rapids, Mich
UPI
Computer Payroll & Accounting Services
Thomas Redican
Redican
Russell Greavy
Kent County
Allen Johnson
Johnson
Grand Rapids
Hoffa body search in dump may be abandoned due to problems
Federal and Detroit sources say logistical problems could force the FBI to drop digging in Moscato's Dump Jersey City for James Hoffa's body. A Newark warrant extension looms, but officials warn no final decision has been made as the 47 acre dump remains difficult to search.
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Hoffa
Detroit
UPI
FBI
New Jersey
Teamsters Union
James Hoffa
U.S
Newark
N.J
Moscato
Jersey City
Detroit Free Press
Detroit News
Ralph Guy Jr
French police seize two in bid to ransom missing Philips executive
In Paris, two men were arrested and questioned over the abduction of Louis Hazan, 53, European head of Philips Records. Six gunmen seized Hazan at a New Year’s Eve meeting, loaded him into a wicker case, and demanded ransom while authorities vow no deals to curb a rising wave of kidnappings. A ransom scout and staged play acted by undercover detectives foiled the handover at Bastille Square. Hazan’s family pleaded amid government insistence on hardline anti-kidnap policies following similar demands for other victims.
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Louis Hazan
Storms and bitter cold sweep central states with travel delays
A sprawling storm system spread snow across the midwest and plains with gusty winds. Temperatures plunged to 40 below in parts of Minnesota and subzero readings across the Dakotas, Iowa, Wisconsin, and Nebraska. Freezing rain and near blizzard conditions affected roads and travel, with some schools closed and an arraignment delayed in Minnesota amid bomb threats. Nixon joins the Lincoln Club but says he is not returning to politics.
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Ohio
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Marshall
Minn
Southwest Minnesota State University
South Dakota
New England
Los Angeles
UPI
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Lincoln Club
Former IRS agent pleads guilty to $565K tax fraud
David Glen Robinson 31 of Pasadena California admitted filing false income tax returns from 1971 to 1974 using an assumed name phony W-2 forms and a fake Houston employer. He bought an $84 500 home an airplane and luxury cars with the refunds and faces sentencing January 26.
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UPI
Internal Revenue Service
David Glen Robinson
Pasadena
Calif
Houston
Tex
U.S. District Court
U.S
A. Howard Matz
Robinson
IRS
Fresno
Australia
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United States
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Lyons
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Brace Exzoll
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