Tax deadline nears as IRS Philadelphia handles millions
With two days left before the April 15 deadline, the IRS Philadelphia Service Center braces for 10.5 million individual returns for 1991. It processed 6.7 million by Thursday, handles activity from five states and overseas, and reports 4.5 million refunds totaling over 4.2 billion dollars. Electronic filing rises sharply, reaching 13.7 percent of returns by March 27, with fees often around 35 dollars. Guidance urges claiming the Earned Income Credit and correct exemptions.
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Gadhafi signals conditional surrender to end sanctions
Libyan leader Muammar Gadhafi indicated conditional acceptance of U.N. demands to surrender two Pan Am Flight 103 suspects as the sanctions deadline nears. Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak met Gadhafi in Tripoli and relayed that U.N. envoy Vladimir Petrovsky heard of the conditional stance. The Security Council has warned of sanctions if Libya does not surrender the indicted Libyans, amid regional efforts to avert a broader embargo. Libya cutting off travel and communications for a vigil on the sixth anniversary of the 1986 U.S. air strike adds to the tense backdrop.
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City council president urges department consolidation for savings
New Castle City Council President Gary Bonelli pushes downsizing to curb costs amid declining state and federal aid. He favors attrition through consolidating departments like recreation, public works, and code enforcement with engineering, and stresses long range planning to stabilize finances.
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One Man’s Trash Draws Interest at Local Cleanup
A.T. enjoyed Friday night as residents of Neshannock Township tidied up their streets by leaving trash out for the annual cleanup while volunteers with flashlights combed the curbside piles in search of items to salvage.
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Weather Outlook for Thursday and Friday
Partly sunny Thursday with highs in the 50s and overnight lows in the 30s. Chance of rain Friday with highs from 55 to 65 and lows in the 30s.
Man Accused of Threats Over Clint Eastwood Debt
Brian Keith Neun, 30, allegedly telephoned Eastwood Production Studio 43 times in March leaving messages demanding 5 million dollars and threatening Eastwood and his two children. He said God told him Eastwood owed money for three films and would die by April end if unpaid. FBI noted he provided home address and phone number.
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Lockheed and AT&T plan electronic tolling on highways
Pittsburgh AP report says Lockheed and AT&T will outfit highways with electronic toll collectors and video monitors. They will bid on government road contracts worldwide and upgrade existing toll roads, converting some free roads to toll roads using smart card technology managed by Lockheed IMS division.
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