Woman Escapes Fire. Second Floor Gutted Building
A West Side woman was injured and required about 25 stitches after crawling from a second floor window onto a roof to escape a basement-started fire at 907 Fulkerson St. The two story building owned by Keith Hunter of Chicago was gutted interior. two families lived there, and only Mrs. Moore was home. Firemen remained on scene as the blaze was extinguished with no immediate damage estimate.
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West Side
William Moore
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Fulkerson St
Keith Hunter
Chicago
JoAnn Sheffey
Jason
Five indicted in tax fraud case called nation’s largest scam
Five men face charges in what UPI terms the largest tax fraud case in the nation, allegedly delivering over 130 million in fraudulent write offs to high profile executives and celebrities. Targeted investors, all in 50 percent brackets, are not charged. U.S. Attorney Rudolph Giuliani emphasized no evidence shown they knew of fraud. Indictment cites Sidney Poitier Henry Mancini and Norman Lear among investors. Investor groups likely face IRS audits. The case, labeled the most substantial tax fraud case ever charged, involves questionable instruments and securities.
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New York
UPI
Sidney Poitier
Henry Mancini
U.S
Rudolph Giuliani
Giuliani
Internal Revenue Service
Phony write-offs tied to executives and celebrities revealed
Prosecutors say top executives and notable figures, including Allan Carr and George T. Scharffenberger, benefited from false tax deductions through Sentinel Finan securities. Indicted: Michael and David Senft, Walter Orchard, Joseph Antonucci, and Frank Susi, with other traders under investigation. Guiliani disclosed large false write-offs and losses.
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Niow
Mancini
Poitier
Giuliani
Michael Senft
Manhattan
David
Walter Orchard
Somers
N.Y
Joseph Antonucci
Irvine
Calif
Frank Susi
Stamford
Allan Carr
City Investing Corp
George T. Scharffenberger
Scharffenberger
JFK Remembrance Across World Marks 20 Years
World leaders, the Roman Catholic Church, and Americans commemorated John F Kennedy twenty years after his assassination. Family members visited Arlington National Cemetery and attended a mass in Washington. A Kennedy Center concert featured Grace Bumbry and Rostropovich as President Reagan praised Kennedy as an eloquent spokesman for America.
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United Press International
John F. Kennedy
Reagan
America
Kennedy
Arlington National Cemetery
Holy Trinity Roman Catholic Church
Washington, D.C
Jfk
Edward Kennedy
D-Mass
Caroline
John
India
Kennedy Center
Grace Bumbry
Mstislav Rostropovich
Isaac Stern
Eugene Istomin
Mayor seeks 2.2 mill tax hike in 1984 budget
Mayor Angelo J. Sands withdraws a $42 garbage service fee proposal and backs increasing the general fund tax by 2.2 mills to reach the 25 mill constitutional limit, part of a 4 mill total rise including library and indebtedness funds. Council disagreement centers on rebates for elderly residents versus state aid options and budget cuts remain tight.
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Angelo J. Sands
Sands
Dale W. Yoho
General Fund
Council
Nick DeRosa
DeRosa
Lawrence County Court of Common Pleas
Yoho
Careers completed at library in New Castle
The New Castle Public Library will see two retirements and three resignations. Library director Helen Roux and adult services coordinator Muriel French retire after 23 years of service. resignations include Kathy Mulroy, Donald G Block and Mary Block, who move for new jobs.
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New Castle
Kathy Mulroy
Donald G. Block
Mary
Mulroy
Delaware County
Pennsylvania
Reagan Civil Rights Inquiry Questions Administration
The UPI report notes the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights, amid moves Reagan seeks to shrink enforcement agencies, sharply questions the administration’s commitment to equal opportunity. The panel’s 220 page report portions focus on budget and staff reductions affecting federal civil rights enforcement.
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Reagan
Washington
UPI
U.S. Commission On Civil Rights
Palestinians honor truce in fighting in Tripoli Lebanon
Rival Palestinian factions appear to honor an unofficial truce in Tripoli as civilians search debris for scarce supplies. Guerrillas guard sandbag barricades while some sip coffee and others build sand walls. Civilians scramble for open stores without electricity or services as sporadic fire subsides. An Arafat aide says there is a truce but no real cease-fire and that fighting should stop if others do the same.
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Tripoli
Lebanon
UPI
Yasser Arafat
Arafat
Weekend Weather Outlook for Thursday to Saturday
Extended forecast calls for rain chances on Thursday with lows 35 to 45 and highs 45 to 55. Friday turns colder with a chance of showers or snow flurries. lows 25 to 32 and highs 35 to 40. Saturday should be fair with lows 25 to 32 and highs in the 40s.
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Norman Lear
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Rose
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Cape Cod
Mass
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Dallas
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West Berlin
Kennedy Memorial Plaza
Ralph Yarborough
Massachusetts
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Pope John Paul II
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Helen Roux
News Digest
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Ohio
Ralph Waldo Emerson
William Long
Pittsburgh
Paul L. Lydie
Edinburg
John J. Perno
Ellwood City
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