Taxpayers race to beat 2004 IRS filing deadline
New York AP report describes frantic Tax Day 2004 scenes as taxpayers rush post offices from Boston to Los Angeles. Electronic filers face heavy traffic, while many still rely on paper forms. IRS officials anticipate record e filings and software support centers report surges. In Kansas City, filers express frustration as last minute rush disrupts routine and even food vendors note the crowd.
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FireFraud Convicts Firemen Over Social Hall Arson Plan
Four members of Isabella Fire Department convicted in a 2002 arson-for-insurance scheme. Thomas Baker and Jerry Booker II received five years each for fraud and arson. Steven Dugan got nearly three years for fraud and misleading investigators. William Robison earned 2 1/2 years after pleading guilty to fraud.
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