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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1982

Page

7

Farmer Cryts faces ruling on jail release in soybean theft case

Federal judge Charles Baker weighs whether Wayne Cryts should remain jailed for civil contempt after refusing to disclose helpers in removing 31,000 bushels of soybeans tied to a bankruptcy case. Cryts has fought the contempt finding as appeals proceed, with Sen Grassley offering to substitute in prison briefly.

Little Rock Ark Charles Baker Wayne Cryis Baker Paxico Cryts James Brothers Co Corning Arkansas Missouri Cryis James Brothers New Madrid Bernie Bob Dole R-Kan Pope County Russellville U.S. District Court of Cryts

Broadcast tapes push Ruth Coe toward brink in murder plot case

In Spokane a psychologist testified that airings of undercover recordings triggered a breakdown in Ruth Coe during her murder for hire trial. Judge Bibb rebuked news outlets broadcasting the tapes while granting a weekend recess as defense cites diminished capacity to negate criminal intent amid protests tied to her son’s rape conviction.

Spokane Wash Ruth Coe Bibb Coe Frederick Spokane County Donald Brockett George Shields

IRS Pays Off Father's War on Drugs

A Kansas father, Sherman Sampson, won a Tax Court ruling allowing nearly $38,000 in deductions for funds spent fighting drug abuse in his community. The IRS had disallowed the deduction, saying the money served private motives, but Judge William A. Goffe found Sampson acted to prevent drug abuse affecting other families. The decision noted his efforts included TIP lines, undercover buys, and collaboration with state and local law enforcement, while some substantiation issues were upheld.

Washington Internal Revenue Service IRS Sherman H. Sampson Mount Hope Kan Sampson William A. Goffe James Wichita Mississippi Attroney General Kansas Vern Miller Miller Charles Dorothy F. Taylor Brentwood N.Y

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