Innis ordered to appear in police lineup again
Roy Innis, chairman of the Congress of Racial Equality, must appear in a Manhattan police lineup after previously refusing on grounds it would humiliate him and CORE. The contempt issue was paused as lawyers review the order, with lineups set for Monday at the district attorney's office.
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Major changes in 1981 estate tax plan outlined
The 1981 changes raise the taxfree estate amount to 600000, offer unlimited marital deduction, and lift the gift tax exclusion to 10000 annually per person. The plan shifts how homes are valued between spouses and alters insurance needs, urging a full review of wills and financial holdings.
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