IRS to Audit 10000 Doctors on Medicaid Medicare Fees
The IRS will review income tax returns of about 10 000 doctors earning over 25 000 a year under Medicare and Medicaid as Congress probes cost overruns in the programs. AMA President Wilbur defends doctors, citing minority exploitation and political sensationalism.
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Black poet LeRoi Jones acquitted in Newark gun case retrial
LeRoi Jones known as poet and playwright along with Barry Wynn and Charles McCray were acquitted in a retrial on gun possession charges. The defendants contended police framed them, and the State Supreme Court had voided a prior conviction due to bias in the judge's remarks.
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Raymond Brown
Essex County Court
Barry Wynn
Charles McCray
Morristown
State Supreme Court
Leon W. Kapp
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Brown
Essex County
Andrew F. Zazzali
Booker
Lakewood Weighs Rules Over Sick Call Strike
Lakewood city council scheduled a special session to discuss rules affecting participants in the sick call strike. About 200 service department workers began the action Wednesday, prompting the meeting by officials in Cleveland suburb Lakewood.
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Reagan to plead for passage of California budget
Gov Ronald Reagan faces a joint legislative session in Sacramento to urge approval of his 6.37 billion dollar budget and end a three day budget stalemate. Democrats resist a 106 million dollar increase and a school finance compromise, while agencies cope by spending on credit and awaiting pay.
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Twenty Nine Traffic Cases Heard In Court
Municipal Judge J. T. Lamb disposed of twenty nine traffic cases yesterday with a Friday docket set for tomorrow due to a holiday. Individuals named include Thomas Williams Jr. who paid 50 dollars for careless driving, Elden Hogston for following too closely, James E. Tabor for unsafe vehicle, James Wirman and Arrington Bailey for failure to maintain safe distance, and Donald E. Loper plus Mehmet Bicak for failure to yield right of way with 25 dollar fines. Bicak had 15 dollars suspended contingent on reappearance.
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Thomas Williams Jr
Brell Drive
Elden Hogston
Catalpa Drive
James E. Tabor
Elsmere St
James Wirman
Todhunter Road
Monroe
Arrington Bailey
Manchester Ave
Donald E. Loper
Queen Ave
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