Ex Treasury secretary jailed for tax evasion and bank scheme
Former Treasury Secretary Robert Anderson was sentenced to a month in jail, five months of house arrest, and five years of probation for evading taxes and operating an illegal offshore bank scheme. Judge Edmund Palmieri ordered back taxes paid and restitution to victims, noting the serious disservice to the taxpaying community. Anderson pleaded guilty after admitting remorse and health issues including Alzheimer's disease.
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Er Antte Reon
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Life expectancy reaches 75 in new Metropolitan Life report
Metropolitan Life reports life expectancy at 75 years based on 40 studies. Women aged 65 last year could expect about 14.3 more years, men about 17. Fatal cardiovascular disease remains the leading death cause, while infant mortality declined for the second year in a row. AIDS and influenza may lower national life expectancy figures.
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Statley Kranczer
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Heahezer Sich
Krancner
Gays to Seek Congressional Statement on Olympics
Gay rights advocates plan to ask Congress to rule on the Supreme Court decision about the word Olympic. They argue the ruling grants the U S Olympic Committee broad control over commercial uses of the term.
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Reagan Health Strong Ahead After Fourth Colon Test
The White House said President Reagan is in real health and in great spirits before his fourth intestinal examination to check for a recurrence of July 1995 colon cancer. Spokesman Marlin Filewater said he is feeling fine and terrific as the routine office procedure is planned in the White House.
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Mayberry Names Mayo Clinic Doctor to Lead AIDS Advisory Panel
President Reagan designates Dr W Eugeny Klayberry of Mayo Clinic as head of a new presidential advisory commission on the AIDS epidemic. The choice surprised some AIDS specialists, but public health officials welcomed the appointment. The Times notes Democrats split on Gulf protection as Reagan plans naval support for Kuwait.
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