Ohio tax refunds delayed in dispute between state auditor and tax chief
Roughly 90,000 state income tax refunds are stalled as Auditor Thomas Ferguson withholds checks awaiting access to tax returns. Tax Commissioner Gerald Collins and deputy Ed Lindley dispute confidentiality and withholding, delaying processing and mailing of refunds.
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Columbus
Ohio
Thomas E. Ferguson
Gerald S. Collins
Ferguson
Ed Lindley
Collins
Miss Liberty Claim Sparks Jersey New York City Debate
New Jersey Governor Brendan Byrne seeks federal funds to build a link between Liberty Island Ellis Island and Jersey City. New York Mayor Abraham Beame and Corporation Counsel Stanley Buchsbaum dismiss the Jersey claim saying Miss Liberty belongs to New York.
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New Jersey
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Miss Liberty
Abraham D. Beame
Liberty Island
Stanley Buchsbaum
Beame
Brendan Byrne
Jersey City
Ellis Island
Jersey Mainland
Student experiment tests Franciscan lifestyle in modern society
Wenatchee Valley College student Chester Robson, 19, imitates St. Francis by living simply the way he did in 1208. He begs, washes with snow, sleeps at a church, walks, and reads by candlelight. He faces stares and questions from locals while reflecting on sacrifice and humility.
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Wenatchee, Wash
Chester Robson
St. Francis
Wenatchee Valley College
East Wenatchee
Robson
Francis
Airlift Delivers Record Ammunition To Phnom Penh Amid Siege
U S diplomats report an airlift delivering over 1000 tons of ammunition in 24 hours to Phnom Penh as Khmer Rouge rockets strike the city and nearby airfield. Expansion plans include 545 tons of rice and 62 500 gallons of gasoline to support the besieged capital amid ongoing Mekong river fighting and refugee relief.
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Khmer Rouge
U.S
Saigon
Neak Luong
Mekong River
American Airlines
Syrians Block Pact Over Israeli Egyptian Accord
Syrians and the Palestine Liberation Organization press demands for an Israeli withdrawal on the Syrian front and a Palestinian state, while Israel rejects the conditions. Ford seeks 222 million dollars in new Cambodian military aid as Cambodia supplies run down. South Vietnam reports air force strikes wrecking vehicles and a tank near the Cambodian Laotian border, with casualties and a jet down over Black Virgin Mountain near Tay Ninh.
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Palestine Liberation Organization
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Cambodia
South Vietnam
Saigon
Mekong
Buth
Black Virgin Mountain
Tay Ninh
Flu Deaths Decline Yet Remain Above Epidemic Level
CDC reports a sharp drop in influenza deaths for the week ending February 15 reaching 690 across 121 cities. Despite the decline the figure stays 123 above the expected level and 126 below February's peak, with scientists noting a mild season and a possible end to the epidemic in coming weeks.
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Atlanta
Hoke
Elijah Muhammad Dies at 77 Leader of Black Muslims
Elijah Muhammad, head of the Black Muslims group, died at Mercy Hospital in Chicago at age 77. A spokesman confirmed the death today, noting his leadership of the religious movement that preached black self sufficiency and separation.
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Chicago
Elijah Muhammad
Mercy Hospital
Middletown Weather Outlook With Snow Flurries Ahead
Cloudy skies and lows in the low 20s forecast for Middletown tonight. Wednesday brings highs in the low 40s and continued cloudiness. Yesterday's high was 40 with an overnight low of 30. The extended outlook shows a chance of snow flurries Thursday and Friday and fair skies Saturday.
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Middletown
Henry Ford II Arrested for DUI in California
Auto chief Henry Ford II was arrested for driving under the influence after authorities say he drove on the wrong side of the road in Goleta near Santa Barbara. He posted a $375 bail, faced a March 7 court appearance, and was accompanied by Kathleen DuBoss during the incident.
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California Highway Patrol
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Goleta
Hunt
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Ford Motor Co
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Detroit Economic Club
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California
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Ford Associates
Grosse Pointe
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