Underground Economy Undermining Tax Base
Los Angeles report details how individuals like Colette the hair stylist and others in Redondo Beach Topanga Venice evade taxes, driving a multi billion dollar underground economy. Officials warn the tax gap could erase California’s deficit if collected. programs like Operation Fair Share target unreported income and untaxed cash work.
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Colette
Redondo Beach
Steve
Topanga
C.J
Venice
California
Ed Crosby
First Interstate Bank
Franchise Tax Board
Internal Revenue Service
Roscoe J. Egger
Egger
Robert Giannangeli
Vicki
Mark Thorsen
Operation Fair Share
Tax Board
al Hunter
Gerald Goldberg
ERA Given Top House Priority In New Congress
Washington AP reports the Equal Rights Amendment is reintroduced as the first bill, HR1, with House Speaker ONeill leading the push. Judiciary Chair Rodine cites 221 co sponsors and aims for mid summer passage, while Edwards challenges the Senate to follow. Reagan opposes a constitutional fix.
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Congress
Tam
Thomas P. O'Neill
D-Mass
Peter W. Rodine
D-Mj
House Judiciary Committee
House
Don Edwards
D-Colo
Judiciary Committee
Senate
Edwards
Patricia Schroeder
D-Cole
Reagan
Former Reagan Aide Defends Commerce Ranch Role
Dennis LeBlanc a $58500 a year Commerce Department official and former Reagan bodyguard says he acts as the middleman between the president and staff on Reagan’s ranch trips. He details chores and coordinating support personnel while Reagan visits Santa Barbara California.
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Dennis LeBlanc
Commerce Department
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
LeBlanc
Santa Barbara
Calif
Larry Speakes
General Accounting Office
Govern
Telecommunications and Information Administration
California
Speakes
White House
Dennis
New Congress May Be More Liberal ADA Ratings Predict
The Amer icans for Democratic Action project the 98th Congress will tilt liberalward versus the prior session. ADA says 75 percent of its endorsed candidates won, with several Democrats scoring 95 to 100 and most Republicans at zero or low scores. The rating rests on 20 votes spanning budget, missiles, jobs, social policy, and nonproliferation.
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Americans For Democratic Action
ADA National
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Shull
Senate
Reagan
ADA
House
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New Jersey
Christopher Dodd
Connecticut
Howard Metzenbaum
Ohio
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Jesse Helms
North Carolina
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Georgia
Howard Baker
Tennessee
Alan Cranston
California
Gary Hart
Colorado
Carl Levin
Michigan
George J. Mitchell
Maine
Claiborne Pell
Rhode Island
Daniel P. Moynihan
New York
Paul Tsongas
Massachusetts
Baker
Jeremiah Denton
Alabama
Jake Garn
Utah
Orrin G. Hatch
Bob Kasten
Wisconsin
Paul Laxalt
Nevada
James McClure
Idaho
Harrison Schmitt
New Mexico
Steven Symms
Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
John W. Warner
Virginia
Notice of Hearing in Estate of Lena Fredeen Kansas
First published December 21 1982 and last published January 4 1983 in Franklin County Kansas. Martha F. Bushman executor seeks approval of acts settlement of account will construction assignment of estate closing administration discharge and release from further duties. Written defenses due January 14 1983 at 10:00 a.m. in the Ottawa court. Attorneys for petitioner Anderson Byrd Richeson Ottawa Kansas.
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Mavsas
Martha F. Bushman
Lena Fredeen
Ottawa
Franklin County
Kansas
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