Justice terms too old for prosecution for Hoover era abuses
The Justice Department says abuses of power by FBI officials under J Edgar Hoover will not be prosecuted because the cases are past the statute of limitations. Attorney General Griffin Bell urged that such misconduct not be tolerated again, noting Hoover died in 1972 and the report confirms earlier complaints of lavish gifts and misused funds.
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Dogs Could Not Protect Woman Frozen to Death
Alma Stanze, 15 guard dogs at her dilapidated Granite City home, failed to stop a lethal cold night. Deputies found her body near Illinois 162 as neighbors noted the neglected, electricity-free dwelling. Firewood, stove and oil heater appeared unused while dogs protected the home’s entrance and yard.
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Alma
Animal Control
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Werner
Moving expense deduction rules explained for federal taxes
Ninth in a series explains when moving expenses qualify for a federal tax deduction. Distance and time rules apply with miles and weeks of employment, covering transportation of belongings, travel costs for household members, house hunting trips, temporary living costs, and relocation from old to new residences. Form 3903 applies, with maximums specified for certain categories.
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Park signs pledge to tell all on Korean payoff scandal
Park agreed to disclose to U.S. Justice Department and investigators what he knows about the Korean payoff scandal on Capitol Hill. He will be questioned in Seoul with a lie detector and, if needed, in U.S. courts for immunity from charges.
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Weizman Meets Sadat in Aswan on Sinai Talks
Israeli Defense Minister Ezer Weizman met Anwar Sadat in Aswan for discussions ahead of Sinai withdrawal talks. The leaders did not release details but photographers noted a cordial handshake. The issue of Jewish settlements near Sinai fringe remains a flashpoint as Cairo talks begin.
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Prince Andrew brings home schoolfriend Kirstie Richmond
Prince Andrew 17 hosts Kirstie Richmond 17 from Gordonstoun School near Elgin Scotland as a schoolfriend visit to the royal family a royal spokesman says they are just schoolfriends.
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