Settlements Give Tax Collectors Bad Time
Washington tax officials explain why government settlements with prominent individuals often yield less than the amount claimed. IRS says settlements reflect limited data, possible year adjustments, or lack of proven fraud, not favoritism. Examples include former Gov. Earle C. Clements and various cases illustrating how much is ultimately owed versus settled.
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Internal Revenue Service
Rudy P. Hertzog
IRS
Leo Bardenheuer
Hertzog
Bardenheuer
Earle C. Clements
Kentucky
TRS
West Virginia
Corpus Christi
Tex
Tight State Rein Sought on Blue Cross in Kansas
Rep Hubert Fatzer of Fellsburg proposes two bills and a resolution to place Blue Cross Blue Shield under state control and subject it to a legislative investigation. The plan would require property taxes, empower the insurance commissioner to review contracts and rates, and urge a Legislative Council study of hospitals and the insurer.
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Topeka
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Kansas
Hubert Fatzer
Fellsburg
Fatzer
Faizer
House
Legislative Council
Hos
Pitals
Insurance Commissioner
The
Sanya
Missing Tanker Marine Sulphur Queen Mystery
The American tanker Marine Sulphur Queen, missing since February 3 with 39 crew, has been added to sea mysteries. The Coast Guard called off active search though units stay on lookout during normal operations. A 500-hour Atlantic Gulf search by 63 aircraft found no trace of the vessel. The 524-foot molten sulphur carrier departed Beaumont Texas February 2 for Norfolk Virginia and last spoke February 3 near Key West Florida.
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New York
Coast Guard
Atlantic
Gulf of Mexico
Beaumont
Tex
Norfolk
Key West
Fla
No Venue Change In Assault Trial
Fort Scott Kansas AP reports district Judge Robert H. Miller denied the defense request for a venue change for Dale Kinnell 22 charged with joining in the rape and kidnapping of a white girl in a Fort Scott park on August 20 The defense argued a fair trial in Bourbon County was impossible Four other Negro youths were charged in the incident Two have been convicted Three others await trial
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Fort Scott
Kan
Fort Scott Park
Robert H. Miller
Dale Kinnell
Bourbon County
Kinnell
Secret Service probes penny mutilation on Florida campus
Secret Service agents head to the University of Florida in Gainesville to investigate pennies filed down to the size of dimes found in campus vending machines. Mutilation of a U.S. coin is a federal offense.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Secret Service
University of Florida
R. M. McDavid
Gainesville
U.S
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Kansas State Employment Service Office
Cal Ewing
Bertis Richardson
A. E. Sullins
Jim Richardson
Herald
Lois Smith
Washington
Sam
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Chage
Westminster
S. Maple Street
Frigidaire
General Electric
Agency
M. R. S. Properties
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