Taxpayer Snafu in Emporia Postmark Fiasco
The Emporia Gazette reports three local taxpayers were fined by the IRS for late postmarked returns though they mailed before April 15. The editor traced routing to the Topeka service center, while the postmaster argued the fault lay elsewhere. The piece warns about strict IRS timing and uncertain mail postmarks.
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Emporia
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Emporia Gazette
Topeka
Aha
Shades Of 80 Shadow Campaigns Stir In Nation
Reagan’s comments to the Los Angeles Times show a president enjoying the Oval Office and health, fueling talk of a re election. Bush, in Europe, voices support and willingness to be running mate. Women’s, civil rights groups lean toward Democrats, signaling a big political fight ahead.
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Los Angeles Times
Oval Office
George Bush
Europe
Bush
Light
Carter
Television Guide Night Schedule Highlights and Local Listing
Ottawa Cedar daily listings show Tonight's lineup across channels with movies and series. Notable items include TV movies Eye of the Needle and Meatballs, plus Tonight Show with guest stars George Segal and Rich Hall, and Nightline. Local editor Robert B. Wellington announces subscription rates and postal details.
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Mary Hartman
TBS Evening News
INN News
CBA
Star
GaGa
Scott Baio
Willie Ames
WKAP
Cincinnati
Nightline
Johnny
George Segal
Rich Hall
Bill Murray
Chris Makepeace
Kate Lynch
Catlins
Royal Sirkdale
England
Barney Miller
Lola
Charles Bronson
Susan George
Trevor Howard
CBN
Burns & Allen
ABC News
David
Attarman
Jack Benny
HBO
David “Etterman
Joan
Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Administration Faces No-Win in Briefing Papers Crisis
President Reagan faces a difficult public relations test as the briefing papers controversy unfolds. The White House weighs a hands-off stance to avoid tainting investigations or appearing to interfere, while coordinating with aides, Secretary Schultz, West German Foreign Minister Genscher, and other officials. Messages emphasize cooperation with the FBI, but insiders note limited progress reports from Justice and cautious transparency.
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James Gerstenzang
Associated Press
Washington
Reagan
Carter White House
Ings
White House
Larry Speakes
FBI
Congressional
Speakes
Europe
Central America
Shorter holding period for capital gains draws renewed push
Supporters of a six month holding period for capital gains face political headwinds as Congress debates a tax break that would tax profits at the long term rate. Proponents led by senators Bob Dole and Howard Baker argue it could boost the economy and trading activity, while Treasury Secretary Regan doubts passage amid deficits.
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Chet Carrier
NEW York
Congress
Bob Dole
Kansas
Senate Finance Committee
Howard Baker
Tennessee
Senate
House
Reagan
Treasury
Donald Regan
Lavery
Britain
Canada
France
West Germany
Japan
Italy
Treatments For Prostate Cancer And Related Health News
A physician outlines options for treating carcinoma of the prostate in a 76 year old patient with high acid phosphatase, including surgery irradiation seed implants and hormonal therapy. Emphasizes evaluation of tumor extent and progression plus possible delay in older benign cases.
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