Archbishop Humthausen to withhold half of 1981 taxes
Seattle Archbishop Raymond G. Hunthausen says he will withhold 50 percent of his 1981 personal income tax to protest nuclear arms escalation. He plans the withheld funds for charitable peaceful purposes and notes the act may provoke mixed reactions among the faithful.
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Latvia Nazi Aide Denies Involvement in Executions
Edgars Laipenieks, 68, an Olympic medalist and coach, admits WWII intelligence work for the German occupation but denies taking part in executions. He faces deportation for withholding information during his 1972 naturalization as the Justice Department accuses him of aiding in Riga central prison interrogations and tracking Russians. He testified he was not present at shootings or hangings and denied beating detainees.
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