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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1982

Page

3

Officer Identifies Boudin in Brink's Shootout Escape

NEW CITY New York AP Weather Underground fugitive Kathy Boudin identified as fleeing the October 1981 Brink's holdup shootout that killed two officers. NYC corrections officer Michael Koch testified he chased Boudin after a roadblock incident, saying she denied firing and claimed another man shot first. Prosecution links Boudin to the planned robbery. several suspects remain jailed or avoid court. A separate incident in Circle Pines Minnesota left a man and a woman dead after a suspect killed Janet Blackowiak and then himself.

New City N.Y Weather Underground Kathy Boudin Michael Koch New York City Boudin Black Liberation Army Koch Nyack New York James J. Shepard Janet Blackowiak

Tax Court broadens child care write off to include camp and trips

The U S Tax Court ruled that a mother may deduct summer camp costs and part of a school sponsored trip as child care expenses, expanding the allowance for the up to 1440 dollar annual credit. Judge Sterrett said incidental recreation is acceptable if protecting the child is the chief purpose. Edith W Zoltan of Shaker Heights Ohio had claimed these expenses in 1977 and 1978.

Washington U.S Tax Court The Internal Revenue Service Samuel B. Sterrett Edith W. Zoltan Shaker Heights Ohio

Judge orders foster program reforms to cut caseloads

In Boston a federal judge criticizes Massachusetts foster care as failing federal standards and threatens to cut federal funds. Judge Robert A. Keeton mandates a maximum of 20 children per social worker after hearings showing caseloads of up to 34. He cites delays and a 3 month old’s death while awaiting assignment, urging swift local action.

Boston Department of Social Services U.S Robert A. Keeton

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