Skeletons Found in Herculaneum Dark Sea Beach Mystery
National Geographic announced the discovery of over 80 remarkably preserved human skeletons in Herculaneum amidst a beach area near Naples. The find suggests many townspeople failed to escape by sea during Vesuvius eruptions, with more remains possibly buried beneath ash and debris.
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More couples exploit loopholes to dodge taxes in 1980
Washington AP The IRS says 198 couples or individuals with incomes above 200000 used deductions and credits to wipe out their federal income tax in 1980, up from 114 in 1979. Total returns rose 1 percent but high income returns grew 25 percent to 149,826, with some reporting no tax due despite million-dollar incomes.
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Iraq War Stalemate Deepens Amid Public Fatigue
Two years after invading Iran, Iraq remains mired in a costly stalemate with broad public discontent and rising casualties. Western diplomats note waning morale on the Iraqi side while authorities showcase unity and rally support for Saddam Hussein’s regime. The Shatt al Arab waterway remains Iraq’s only sea outlet to the Persian Gulf.
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