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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 2005
Page
1
Community members urge city to expand parkland and facilities with continued support for existing green spaces. They call for preserved trees, safer playgrounds, and more programming to meet neighborhood needs, emphasizing steady funding and oversight.
In Pinellas Park Florida Rev Jesse Jackson joined Terri Schiavo’s parents and activists urging state lawmakers to reinstate the feeding tube. He described the case as a moral civil rights issue while Terri’s husband Michael Schiavo maintains he is carrying out her wishes. Mary Schindler appealed to Michael and Jodi to return their daughter to her.
United Nations Secretary General Kofi Annan signals he will not quit despite involvement in the oil-for-food scandal. The report notes ongoing investigations and stresses his refusal to resign, detailing political reactions and potential implications for the UN.
Index page listing articles and departments for Volume 147 Number 315 of Cox Ohio Publishing, including staff bylines and brief section titles.
Estell Buck, 54, was sentenced to nine years for aggravated robbery, nine for felonious assault, and seven for escape, to run consecutively and add to his 20 years to life for the March 2004 aggravated murder of Trader’s World tool vendor William Doolittle. The sentences, related to the Aug. 18 Middletown incident, total 25 years more and may extend his time in prison.
Laura Bush expresses solidarity with Afghan women and visits to meet teachers and female entrepreneurs in Kabul. She will also meet President Karzai and dine with U.S. troops at Bagram, after secret, security-constrained preparation for a five hour trip.
Underreporting of income and improper deductions formed the largest part of the difference between taxes owed and taxes collected in 2001. Estate and excise taxes are noted as contributing factors, highlighting gaps in voluntary compliance and enforcement.
The IRS estimates a tax gap of 312 to 353 billion dollars for 2001 after auditing 46 thousand people and reviewing earlier data. Complexity in tax law leaves many unable to comply, with individuals underreporting income contributing most to the gap. Everson notes most Americans pay honestly while a minority shifts the burden. A5 contains further TAX GAP coverage.
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