Soviet Trawlers Seized At Sea Triggering Coast Guard Action
The 275 foot Taras Shevchenko with 93 crew was seized for exceeding river herring quotas and docked at Boston after docking late Saturday. A second vessel Antanas Snechkus was ordered toward Boston from east of Nantucket with Coast Guard escort. Rep. Gerry Studds observed the operation noting the flags as the ships were secured.
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Boston
Coast Guard
United States
Taras Shevchenko
Boston Coast Guard
Antanas Snechkus
Nantucket
U.S
Gerry Studds
New York
Klaipeda
Russia
Carter
Georgia
Cmdr
Thomas Nunes
Treasure hunter calls NM gold hunt a waste of time
Norman Scott, with Expeditions Unlimited, spent 11 days and $85,000 on White Sands Missile Range chasing a Victoria Peak cavern legend of Milton Noss. He injured his arm, found no treasure, and says he will not return without concrete evidence.
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Miami
Fla
Norman Scott
New Mexico
Scott
White Sands
Victoria Peak
Expeditions Unlimited
Milton Noss
Noss
IRS faces shortages as tax deadline nears April relief options discussed
The IRS reports about 20 million returns still unfiled with five days to deadline. Errors rose on Form 1040 and 1040A due to changes from the 1976 Tax Reform Act. Extensions via Form 4868 offer 60 days but require an estimated payment to avoid interest and penalties.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Carter Ties Fishing Trip to Economic Policy Plans
President Carter returns from a weekend in Calhoun Georgia with plans to unveil an anti inflation program later this week. He will present Latin American policy in a Washington speech to the Organization of American States and meet with staff and Cabinet after lunch with Vice President Mondale.
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Carter
Calhoun
Plains
Walter F Mondale
Organization of American States
North Georgia
Jack
Rabin
Geneva
West Bank
Palestine Liberation Organization
Peres
United States
Carters
First Baptist Church
Bob Maddox
Treasury
W. Michael Blumenthal
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Labor
Meany
Blumenthal
Labor Management Committee
Policy Forum
New York
Council On
Alejandro Orfila
OAS
inter-American Court of Human Rights
Rabin fined for illegal bank account resignation follows
Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin was fined 1500 dollars for an illegal US bank account tied to his resignation. His wife Leah faces trial over operating a 21000 dollar account. Shimon Peres was chosen to lead Labor in the May 17 election as Rabin caretaker ends.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Yitzhak Rabin
United States
Finance Ministry
Leah
Rabin
Shimon Peres
Labor Party
Labor
Mapam Party
Peres
Washington, D.C
Mapam
Washington
Yigal Allen
Anchorage malpractice clash pits doctors against lawyers
Anchorage doctors face accusations of refusing care to lawyers linked to malpractice suits while lawyers allege an intimidation campaign amid rising insurance costs and a state program. District Attorney Balfe confirms an inquiry as physicians cite self defense and fear of aggressive plaintiffs.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Distr. Atty
Joe Balfe
Tip of the Week for Roswell Daily Record Tips
The Roswell Daily Record invites readers to submit tips on hot news for a $10 reward. Call 622-7710 or mail tips to P O Box 1897 Roswell New Mexico 88201 for consideration.
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P.O. Box
Roswell
N.M
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