Nevada tax stamp dispute closes largest Nevada brothel
Federal agents shut Nevas ae largest Nevada brothel amid a tax stamp dispute. Owner Conforte blasts action as vindictive and says he moved workers to Mustang Ranch and continues operating another ranch. Officials call the business a public nuisance under a Nevada Supreme Court ruling, while local legality remains debated.
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Simplification of Tax Forms Under Study
Treasury official Edwin Cohen pledged a thorough and speedy study of possible tax simplification in response to public outcry over federal income tax forms. He said simplification is urgent due to expected massive expansion of the tax system this decade and changes from the new tax reform act.
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Solons Told Grants Go to L A Militants
Washington police intelligence chief testified before the Senate Internal Security subcommittee that about 6 million dollars in federal and private grants to Los Angeles civic programs partly funded militant groups. He named 94 militants linked to 40 organizations and said umbrella groups concealed militant influence.
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Personal income climbs slowly as February rise is weak
Washington reports February personal income at 777.6 billion, up 3.3 billion from January on an adjusted annual basis. Wages and salaries rose only 1.7 billion, while manufacturing payrolls fell by 1 billion to an annual rate of 159 billion as TeWwee workers had fewer hours per week. Other wages and salaries increased 2.7 billion to offset the drop.
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Pontiac to lay off 9000 after sales drop
Pontiac Division of General Motors will cut about 9,000 jobs early next week among 15,000 workers at its Pontiac plants. The layoffs follow a 14 percent 1970 model sales drop, with Pontiac slipping to fourth in auto sales and carrying a 3 day dealer backlog. GM VP James McDonald notes only these cuts are planned.
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