Missing Utah girl Elizabeth Smart abducted from home
Ed Smart said a garage door was open the night Elizabeth Smart was abducted from her Salt Lake City bedroom. Police noted the door had been open and scoured security tapes while pursuing leads, including drifter Bret Edmunds for questioning. Authorities remain without a solid suspect two weeks into the search.
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Supreme Court Allows IRS to Estimate Restaurant Tips
The Supreme Court ruled the IRS may estimate cash tips to determine employers tax duties based on tips shown on credit card receipts. Fior d Italia a San Francisco long contested a $23 000 bill, arguing cash tips and tip sharing distort the figure. Justice Breyer wrote the majority opinion preserving the IRS method with room for congress. dissenters warned the decision burdens employers.
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President Bush to create department merging 22 agencies
President Bush announced plans to form a new department merging parts of 22 federal agencies to improve the sharing and analysis of intelligence information. The move aims to streamline operations and enhance national security by consolidating disparate agencies under one umbrella.
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Ridgeville auction sale for tools and household items
An auction at 282 Line Drive Ridgeville on Thursday evening June 20 starting at 5 00 PM features a Layto 40 inch riding mower plywood lumber ladders tires drills tools and home goods including two 13 inch color TVs glassware and appliances. Terms cash or check with ID. Bob and Bridgett Keffer auctioneers RL Rundle Don W Standen.
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Murder conviction tossed in dog case
In San Francisco, Judge James Warren voided Marjorie Knoller’s murder conviction over insufficient evidence in the 2001 fatal dog mauling of Diane Whipple. Knoller’s husband, Robert Noel, was sentenced to four years for involuntary manslaughter alongside the new trial threat for Knoller. The ruling sparks questions of double jeopardy and prompts prosecutors to seek reinstatement of the murder charge.
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Watergate revisited by the Watergate reporters
In Washington the legacy of Watergate is debated by Ben Bradlee, Carl Bernstein, and Bob Woodward at the National Press Club. The trio warn that cover ups persist and public cynicism endures while new revelations about Deep Throat emerge from John Dean's disclosures. An ABC poll shows shifting views on Nixon’s pardon, with a sizable portion unsure of basic Watergate facts.
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