Daoud says he will resume competing after release
Abu Daoud, linked to the 1972 Munich Olympics attack, says he will resume competing against Israel and Zionists after his release by France. He defends his actions as revolutionary, denies being a terrorist, and criticizes the United States and Israeli actions while awaiting further life plans in Algiers.
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IRS Drops Plan to Tax College Fringes for Dependents
The IRS withdraws a proposed tax on free tuition for dependents of college employees. Hearings showed problems with taxing such benefits, and the agency will pursue a congressional study of scholarships and fellowships instead. Opponents argued the tax would hinder faculty recruitment and raise costs for schools.
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Wakefield Ice Hole Mystery Draws Crowds Of The Great Caper
In Wakefield New Hampshire residents flock to Rocky Ridge Farm after William McCarthy reports a round ice hole and a black square object in an 18 inch thick, 100 by 50 foot pond. Police and civil defense test readings were inconclusive and state officials later found no object.
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