Organized cigarette bootlegging fuels crime and tax loss
A government advisory panel says interstate cigarette smuggling profits organized crime and finances other illegal activity. The report cites a $391 million annual enforcement cost and urges federal penalties, cross‑state cooperation, and restrained tax increases to curb the bootlegging network centered in a dozen states.
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Washington
The
Advisory Commission On Intergovernmental
United States
North Carolina
New York State
New York City
Commission
Treasury
W. Michael Blumenthal
New York
Texas
Florida
Pennsylvania
Reimbursements set for retardation transport in Columbus
The legislature authorized 661 500 dollars to reimburse county mental retardation boards in Ohio for transporting mentally retarded students to schools or workshops. Timothy B Moritz of the Department of Mental Health and Retardation said payments cover January through March 1977.
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Columbus
Ohio
Timothy B. Moritz
Department of
Mental Health and Retardation
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