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Newspaper

Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1977

Page

6

Washington couple win in long IRS battle after eight years

Phil and Sue Long of Bellevue Washington spent between 20000 and 30000 to challenge the Internal Revenue Service in U S tax courts. After eight years and multiple freedom of information actions they won a 2 1 decision by the Ninth Circuit preserving their pay and overturning the agency on the personal holding company designation.

John Cunniff NEW York Phil Sue Long Internal Revenue Service IRS Phil Long Bellevue Wash Sue University of Washington U.S. Court of Appeals, Ninth Circuit Longs An ‘‘Incorporated Pocketbook Long Ing Wall Street Journal Washington Post Washington U.S. Court of Appeals

Today in History December 21 1977 highlights and birthdays

On this date Pilgrims landed at Plymout h Massachusetts in 1620 and radium was discovered in 1898 by Marie and Pierre Curie. George Patton died in 1945 from a car crash injuries. Kurt Waldheim born in 1918 and U N secretary general in 1971. Jane Fonda birthday 1937. Thought for today airs a quotation about wind and air as medicine.

Associated Press Plyrath Mass Pierre and Marie Curie U.S George Patton Heidelberg Germany Charles de Gaulle France Saudi Arabia Emir Faisal King Saud United States Britain North Atlantic Kurt Waldheim U.N Louis Washkansky Cape Town South Africa Pentagon North Vietnam Egypt Syria Israel Jane Fonda Lillian Russell

The World Almanac Q A 1 2 3 True False

The excerpt presents questions from The World Almanac Q A about US car production in 1976 vs New York City population, the first woman pilot to circle the globe, and daily newspapers published by the United States with UNESCO noting rankings for second place. The text includes option choices and garbled OCR remnants.

United States New York City the Globe Amelia Earhart Jacqueline Odlum Jerrie Mack Unesco United Kingdom West Germany India

Editorial: Piping Alaska oil to Texas faces California hurdle

The Sohio plan to move Alaskan oil from Los Angeles to Midland Texas via a repurposed gas pipeline gains support in Washington but meets resistance from California's Air Resources Board. California's delay risks higher costs if oil ships via the Panama Canal to the Gulf Coast. Remodeling will take about two years, delaying supplies to oil-short states.

Standard Oil Co Ohio Los Angeles Texas Washington California Interior Department Federal Energy Regulatory Commission Sohio Midland Tex South Midwest California Air Resources Board Panama Canal Gulf Coast

Andrew Young Calls Cuban Troops in Africa a Stability Force

U S ambassador Andrew Young criticized Cuba and Russia for meddling in Africa and urged Cuban troops to leave Angola. He warned that the Cuban presence risks more deaths and suffering and urged African solutions to African problems.

U.S United Nations Andrew Young Africa Cuba Russia Angola Young General Assembly

Public fears cancer and the wiser use of health resources

Americans fear cancer most, but a Institute of Medicine study shows circulatory diseases, respiratory illnesses, and accidents cause greater overall illness and costs. The study compares U S and England and Wales, noting higher homicide and fatality rates in the United States and suggesting rebalanced health research funding.

Washington NEA Congress Institute of Medicine National Academy of Sciences United States Dorothy P. Rice Jacob J. Feldman Federal National Center For Health Statistics Kerr L.white Institute For Health Care Studies United Hospital Fund of New York England and Wales U.S America England

Mexico and United States linked by border squeeze

From Papago reservation to U.S. cities, millions of Mexicans cross for work while U.S. growers and banks profit. The piece links immigration, farming, economics, and a heroin trade that fuels both economies and border tensions.

Jack Anderson Les Whitten Washington Papago Arizona Mexico United States U.S Idaho Illinois Manhattan Berlin Rio Grande Hal Bernton Doug Foster Mexico City Nogales Rockwell International Foster Grant Bernton Florida Mexico’s Sierra Nevada Sierras

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