Top U.S. taxmen rely on others for their returns
A Knight News Wire report notes many U.S. leaders and top Treasury officials employ others to prepare their tax filings. It cites IRS aides in Capitol offices, the blind trusts of Secretary of the Treasury William Simon, and says even senators and cabinet members use assistance, with taxpayers nationwide also seeking help amid complex 140‑instruction forms.
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Internal Revenue
Donald C. Alexander
Internal Revenue Service
Alexander
William Simon
the Treasury
Simon
Tax Foundation
Treasury
U.S
H & R Block
Ford
McBain
Fords
Senate
Russell Long
Senate Finance Committee
Capitol
Congress
David Estey
Baltimore
IRS
Estey
al Ullman
D-Ore
House
Ways and Means
Bernard Geisman
J.K. Lasser Tax Institute
Larch
Plucky Margaux Hemingway Wows Photographers in New York
Margaux Hemingway, 21, poses for photographers in New York with striking blue eyes and bold brows. She stands 5 feet 12 inches, has a $1 million Faberge contract for a new perfume, and plays into her father’s joke about acting with a sly remark on Lipstick. She is the daughter of Jack Hemingway and granddaughter of Ernest Hemingway, noting a name change tied to her parents romance and a Chateau Margaux toast.
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Margaux Hemingway
New York
Margaux
Lucky Lady
Faberge
Jack Hemingway
Ernest Hemingway
Margot
Chateau Margaux
UPI
$2 Bills Return as Collector’s Item Across Elyria
The $2 bill, once discontinued in 1966, returns today with a surge of interest. Elyria Post Office reports cancellations of over 1,000 notes on first day issue as collectors verify stamps and postmarks. Banks report ample supplies and added drawers to handle the currency as a new circulation surge unfolds. James Barker of First National Bank says he will order fewer $1 bills in the wake of the $2 bill relaunch.
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Elyria
Mike Lotko
Abbe Road
North Ridgeville
Law Treasury Department
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
James Barker
First National Bank of
Frank Janowicz
John Kenney
Finland Ammunition Plant Blast Kills 43, Injures 70
A western Finland ammunition factory explosion killed 43 people and wounded over 70, many women, in Lapua. The blast destroyed the building housing 2600 pounds of explosives, with many hospitalized or treated for injuries as emergency crews, soldiers, and Red Cross responders rushed to the scene.
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Finland
Helsinki
UPI
Defense Ministry
Defense Department
Lapua
Raili Makola
Armas Holma
Lauri Kymalainen
Red Cross
Elyria Mayor Bowman completes first 100 days in office
In her first 100 days since taking office Jan 5, Elyria Mayor Marguerite E Bowman faced a tight city budget, possible Justice Department scrutiny over police actions, an EPA order to close Garden Street landfill, and contracts with city workers. She says she remains confident and aims to run the city efficiently within financial limits as council aids craft spending policy.
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Marguerite E. Bowman
U. S. Justice Department
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
Garden Street
Elyria
Bowman
Mrs. Bowman
C-T
Council
Franklin says he will not fight WKYC-TV dismissal
Cleveland radio TV sports commentator Pete Franklin says he will not contest his firing from WKYC Channel 3 after criticizing NBC Cleveland management in a Plain Dealer interview. WKYC News Director Richard Loho told him his services were no longer needed. Franklin defended his remarks as playful and in his usual sharp style.
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Cleveland
Pete Franklin
Wkyc-Tv
NBC
Franklin
Plain Dealer
WKYC
Channel 3
WWWE
Richard Loho
NBC News
Ridgeville High Welcomes Kyle Mills Back After Amputation
Kyle Mills, 17, returned to North Ridgeville High with an artificial leg and crutches to a crowd of over 1,400. The student athlete had his right leg amputated in February and was saluted by 36 Lorain and Cuyahoga County school representatives who had seen him compete in golf and swimming and expect him to compete again. each in turn presented him with two varsity letters.
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North Ridgeville
Kyle Mills
North Ridgeville High School
Lorain
Cuyahoga County
Kyle
Chuck Heaton
the Plain Dealer
Cleveland
Mills
Adam Baillie
Bob Kelsik
Daryle Habil
Fairview Park High School
Gene Krebs
Weather Update and Local Spirit Highlighted by Kyle’s Return
The forecast calls for warmer but partly cloudy skies with tonight and tomorrow's lows in the mid 40s and highs in the upper 60s to low 70s. Precipitation chances are near zero. In local news, Kyle, who fought cancer, returned to school to a celebratory reception, lauded for courage and perseverance. he plans varsity golf and swimming next year, aiming to surpass previous North Ridgeville records.
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Yester
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John Fuller
Peg Bowman
Tony Denslow
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NBC Brass
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Rolfer
Baillie
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