Tax dodging myth or menace in the tax system
The IRS shows limited takedown of tax dodging yet receives hundreds of informant tips and thousands of letters yearly. Readers hear warnings about fake exemptions, multiple returns, nonreporting income, and the risk of whistleblower chatter prompting government action.
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Investors weigh bonds and dividend stocks for income
A reader praises 7 percent high grade bonds as safe income, while a widow seeks $5,000 in monthly income and is advised to split funds among Central Maine Power Liggett & Myers Norfolk and Western and Pacific Lighting for an average yield under 6 percent with monthly dividends and improving results.
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Central Maine Power
Liggett & Myers
Norfolk & Western
Pacific Lighting
Liggett, & Myers
Untidy notice mix of marriages and honors across states
Marriage licenses list individuals from Ohio Pennsylvania and North Carolina including Kent McClerland Katherine Howard Ary Zoldesy Gail Gardner and Robert Gibson alongside Agnes Armbuster and Deorah Loflin. A note mentions Henry Ford model history and a Sigma Chi Sweetheart selection at Ohio University. West Germany Lifeboat Institution records 1023 shipwrecked sailors saved and 759 calls answered in a record year.
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Kent AL McClerland
Prospect
Katherine W. Howard
King St
Oberlin
Ary M. Zoldesy
Worter
North Olmsted
Gail Gardner
Lertin
North Ridgeville
Randolph F Shepherd
Grafton
Agnes MM
Armbuster
Mast Ave
Robert J
Briemen
West Cermuiny’s Lifeboat Institution
Bremen
Japan repairs jet and returns to service near San Francisco
A damaged jet from Japan landed in six feet of water near San Francisco International last November. After an eight million dollar refit at United Airlines hangar the aircraft resumed daily service between Tokyo and Honolulu with Captain Kohei Asobi as pilot. A federal crash investigation is ongoing with no results yet.
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Honolulu
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Home fire deaths in 1968 near 28,000 in Chicago data
In Chicago the 1968 home fire toll neared 28,000. The study notes fires caused by residential accidents outpaced work related fatalities, highlighting the risk to civilians in domestic settings.
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