Boulder Residents Face Fierce Chinook Winds in Colorado
In Boulder Colorado the Chinook winds blast the Rockies in a season from October to June with gusts up to 137 mph. Residents adapt by taping windows, securing garages, and planning around wind zones while city officials study wind risks and update building codes to withstand strong gusts.
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Ray Ingraham
Tax Audits Shrink Yet Show Tax Cheaters in Focus
The IRS audited 438,150 of low income filers in 1980, collecting $258 million in extra taxes and penalties, with $79 million from 223 high earners. About 2 million returns to be audited this year, aided by computer checks and random selections, as the agency tries to crack down on shelters and improve efficiency.
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Boston Crash Probes Weather Runway In Icey Landing
Investigators focus on weather and runway conditions at Logan Airport after World Airways DC-10 plunged into Boston Harbor. Flight 30 carried 208 aboard, with four hospitalized. Pilot and co pilot treated. jet remains in icy water. Runway was reportedly iced. officials say it was open. Cargo and cockpit recorders headed to Washington for analysis to determine landing speed, angle, and crew actions.
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Donald Hertzfeldt
Washington
NSTB
Robert Buckhorn
Tax Help Varies In Quality and Cost
Tax help for 1981 returns ranges from free IRS aid to costly CPA services. IRS offers Publication 17 and free tax help through Tax-Aide with 10,000 volunteers at 4,000 locations Feb 1 to Apr 15. Commercial preparers like H&R Block dominate the field with nationwide offices, while enrolled agents and CPAs vary in training and fees.
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Election-Year Tax Increases Grim Prospect
Washington lawmakers face a grim start to the 97th Congress as recession and rising deficits push talk of election-year tax increases. Reagan aides and party leaders weigh cuts and higher taxes to address triple-digit deficits, with the State of the Union looming and a volatile, partisan year ahead.
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Congress
Senate
Howard H. Baker Jr
R-Tenn
James R. Jones
D-Okla
Howe
House
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