Man Fails To Pay Taxes In Cash In Memphis
Eugene Zak, 73, tried to pay 94 in cash he carried 296 to a Memphis IRS office but could not get change as the clerk refused. He argued the note is legal tender and refused to write a check. IRS workers finally provided change from their own pockets. This is the third year he faced tax payment trouble after returning with correct change.
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Memphis
Tenn
Eugene Zak
Internal Revenue Service
Zak
TRS
IRS
Chicago
First Lady Betsy Ford Hosts Pearl Bailey Birthday Event
First Lady Betty Ford hosted a birthday celebration for Pearl Bailey on Tuesday at the Kennedy Center attended by 14 guests plus Miss Bailey's performance before an audience of 2,200. The President remained at home drafting a foreign policy speech.
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Pearl Bailey
Betty Fard
Susan Iooks
Kennedy Center
Mrs. Ford
Miss Bailey
Ehrlichman to Keep Seattle Symphony Job
Mrs Ehrlichman remains employed as the symphony education program coordinator earning 310000 a year after final review by King Suchomiyh Manpower Consortium. Officials cited her education and musical qualifications and noted compliance with the Comprehensive Employment Training Act. She said she needed the money for family support and that John Ehrlichman has not worked in the past year. The act does not consider residence in Hunt's Point district in eligibility.
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Seattle
Wash
John Emrlichman
Seattle Symptons
Wiroffivials
King
Suchomiyh Manpower Consortium
Seavene
Jgbr
Symphony
John
Ehrlichman
Ehrlichmans
Reslde
Hunt's Point
Lake Washington
Band leader Skitch Henderson begins six month tax case sentence
Harrisburg report says band leader Skitch Henderson, 67, surrendered at Allenwood federal penitentiary in central Pennsylvania to begin a six month term for filing false income tax returns. He was convicted in December of inflating a $350,000 value on donated musical scores and arrangements to the University of Wisconsin. He received a $10,000 fine. Henderson surrendered on Tuesday.
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Harrisburg
Lyler
Henderson
Allenwood Federal
Pennsylvania
Nbc-Tv
University of Wisconsin
Guru heads for power struggle in Divine Light Mission
In Denver the Divine Light Mission faces a leadership clash as guru Maharaj Ji travels to India to confront his mother Mataji and elder brother over who leads the organization. Mataji has moved to remove her son as Perfect Master, accusing him of becoming a playboy rather than a holy man. The group, claiming six million members, is at the center of the dispute.
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Denver
Guru Maharaj JI
India
Divine Light Mission
Guru
Matajl
Joe Anctil
Trupe
D Vine Light Mission
Mataji
Eisenhower to Transfer to Walter Reed for Continued Care
In Fort Gordon Georgia plans are set to move former First Lady Mamie Eisenhower to Walter Reed Army Medical Center Washington for treatment of intestinal bleeding and later diagnosed diverticular disease. An Army spokesman said she has shown steady improvement and her condition is exceptionally good with a tentative transfer date of April 14.
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FT. Gordon
Mamie Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Washington
U.S. Army Medical Center
Army
Connally bribery trial tied to cover up cash evidence
Prosecutors in the John Connally bribery case presented circumstantial evidence to bolster star witness Jake Jacobsen. FBI agents described recording serial numbers on two $10,000 currency batches as cover up cash while several witnesses supported elements of Jacobsen story. Former dairy lobbyist Bob Lilly testified he gave Jacobsen $10,000 then $5,000 at Connallys request, with Lilly later confessing to Watergate prosecutors that his group illegally influenced politics.
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Washington
John Connally
Jake Jacobsen
FBI
Texas
Jacobsen
Edward Bennett
Williams
Connally
Bob A. Lilly
U.S
George ©. Hart
Lilly
Watergate
Associated Milk Producers Inc
San Antonio
Tex
Waiting ordeal for parents missing Lyon girls
Fifteen days after Sheila and Kate Lyon vanished after a pizza outing in Kensington Maryland their parents John and Mary Lyon wait for a call that could bring grief or joy The case has drawn wide attention and puzzled FBI investigators with searchers divers and dogs unable to locate the girls Police consider abduction unlikely while a tip about a station wagon tied to a suspect remained unverified amid numerous leads and false sightings The family keeps vigil by the phone Easter baskets remain untouched and the parents ponder small future changes for their daughters based on the uncertain ordeal
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John
Mary Lyon
Sheila
Kate Lyon
Tt Alsy
FBI
Lyons
Tal
Manassas
Kensington
Citi
Virginia
Lyon
Mary
Melanie
Kate
Whtl
Mrs. Lyon
Smokers Face Jail in Idaho Mountain Town
In a Boise County effort to curb smoking, residents impose a 24 hour jail term for backsliders and a double-fee fishing trip prize. Sheriff Jack Williams notes the plan helps ease cabin fever after a harsh winter, with a final summer fishing excursion at stake.
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Idaho City
Idaho
Boise County
Jack Williams
Oregon Coast
Eight South Korean students hanged after protests
In Seoul, eight men were hanged on charges of organizing student demonstrations to overthrow President Park Chung-hee. About 3,000 students protested, clashes with riot police were reported, and the Justice Ministry said the condemned were alleged members of the People’s Revolution Party.
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Seoul
UPT
Park Chung-hee
Park
Justice Ministry
People's Revolution Party
Rial
Korea University
Armed Bank Robber Hits Farmers and Merchants Bank
A teller at Farmers and Merchants Bank on 3140 E Anaheim St was robbed Tuesday afternoon. Police say the suspect threatened the teller at 2 15 p m and escaped with about 2006 dollars after placing the cash in a paper sock. He wore a navy blue watch cap jacket and jeans and fled in a brown car.
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Farmers and Merchants Bank
Anaheim St
Long Beach
Michael Suase
Press Telegram Sunday edition postal notice
A faded OCR shows a newspaper postal notice from the Press Telegram in Long Beach California. It mentions a Sunday edition and mail delivery details with pricing information for a Sunday single copy and related subscription notes.
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Long Beach
Kennar Parr
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