W-2 error lists workers as deceased nationwide
W-2 forms printed with an error misprint shifted a pension box mark into deceased, turning payroll data into a life to death mix. From New Mexico State University to Dallas, Saratoga Springs, Dickson, Muscogee County, and Fargo employees were listed as dead, triggering confusion over tax processing and life-insurance concerns.
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EL Paso
Texas
New Mexico State University
Dallas
Saratoga Springs
N.Y
Dickson
Okla
Muscogee County
Fargo
N.C
State University
Steve Pyrek
Internal Revenue Service
Washington
Pyrek
IRS
Mick Pytlik
North Dakota State University System
J. Michael O’connell
Robert Pennington
New Mexico State
Falwell apologizes for antichrist remark at prayer breakfast
In Nashville Rev Jerry Falwell apologized for suggesting last month that the Antichrist may be a living Jewish man. At the International Christian Prayer Breakfast he said he should have known better and apologized to Jewish friends and Christians for creating a rift. The event honored Holocaust survivors and prayed for peace in Jerusalem.
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Nashville, Tenn
Jerry Falwell
Falwell
Jerusalem
PBS must pay Nesmith for home video rights theft
A federal jury ruled PBS defrauded Michael Nesmith and his defunct Pacific Arts, ordering nearly 47 million dollars in damages. The verdict found PBS breached contracts, interfered with deals, and misled Nesmith while promoting its own money making moves amid funding pressures. Nesmith said the case exposed PBS as a thief.PBS plans to appeal the decision.
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Los Angeles
Public Broadcasting Service
Michael Nesmith
PBS
Nesmith
Ken Burns
Stu Cantor
Association of Public Television Stations
Alexandria
Congress
Ing
Monkees
Pacific Arts
Bruce van Dalsem
Pollsters clash over Bush Hispanic vote in Texas exit data
In Texas Bush’s landslide re election prompts rival Hispan ic vote estimates. VNS rates 49 percent of Hispanics for Bush while Velasquez Institute cites 39 percent. VNS surveyed 1,256 Texas voters including 208 Hispanics with a 9 point margin. Velasquez polled 380 Hispanics with a 5 point margin.
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Dallas
George W. Bush
California
New York
Florida
Texas
Voter News Service
Associated Press and Television Networks
Bush
William
Velasquez Institute
el Paso
San Antonio
Houston
Rio Grande Valley
Institute
Robert Aguinaga
Aguinaga
VNS
Murray Edelman
Velasquez
Clinton hails African American achievements in history
President Clinton issued the annual Black History Month proclamation urging the nation to remember past injustices and celebrate African Americans’ leadership over 350 years. He named figures from W. E. B. DuBois to Martin Luther King Jr. and encouraged officials, educators, and citizens to use this legacy to address racial issues.
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Washington
Clinton
United States
NAACP
W.E.B. DuBois
Martin Luther King Jr
Clinton proposes 10 million research program on racism impacts
President Clinton outlines a $10 million fiscal 2000 initiative to study how racial bias affects daily life. Agencies from Justice to Labor would gather data, convert anecdotes into facts, and measure discrimination in jobs housing insurance and medical care. Harvard’s Christopher Edley supports building facts over myths.
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Washington
Clinton
Justice Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Harvard University
Christopher Edley
America
Department of Housing and Urban Development
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