High court to rule on lunch money tax dispute
The Supreme Court will decide if lunch reimbursements to employees count as wages for tax withholding. Centralia based utility Central Witness Public Service faces back taxes after paying $119,938 for non overnight lunches without withholding. Court rulings differ across circuits, affecting taxes on employer lunch reimbursements.
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Federal crime law overhaul aims to simplify codes and aid victims
Crime legislation led by Senators McClellan and Kennedy seeks to create a unified federal code, curb harsh penalties, and fund victim compensation out of criminal fines. It would decriminalize small marijuana possession at the federal level, reduce penalties, and standardize sentences to reduce disparities while preserving key provisions for public safety.
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Celebrities reveal fears in Yale Daily News Magazine survey
The Yale Daily News Magazine asks over 180 celebrities and public figures what frightens them. Sam Peckinpaugh fears marriage and in laws, Barbara Walters fears violence and misquotes, Abe Beame and Charles Colson report no fears, while Anthony Burgess warns of hell.
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Mayer Renewed Roll For Property Tax Rise
A city council discussion highlights a renewed property tax increase plan led by Mayer. The agenda includes energy communications projects, anticipated costs, and potential effects on residents. Local readers are urged to watch Page 2 for detailed coverage and Page 3 for Mayer's criticism and replies.
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May Day clashes mark global Labor rallies in 1970s era
Amid May Day demonstrations in Istanbul, Madrid, Paris and New York, clashes leave casualties and arrests. Turkish government reports 33 dead and 126 wounded after gunfire from a top government building terrace. Spain bans marches with tear gas and rubber bullets. anarchists assault Communist marchers near Paris as crowds confront riot police. International figures pledge peace and justice, including a Carter aide in New York.
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Seabrook protest arrests surge at New Hampshire nuclear site
About 1 390 demonstrators were held after refusing to leave a Seabrook nuclear plant sit in on the seacoast of New Hampshire. Arrests on trespassing charges lasted up to four hours as authorities cleared the site. More than 250 workers returned to work as the warehoused complex reopened under a court injunction.
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Protest at Seabrook draws police monitoring crowd
A large force of New England state police monitored a peaceful Seabrook weekend protest against nuclear power. Demonstrators faced damp, cold conditions with long lines and limited food as officers watched from fences and barricades. Quotes from troopers reflected mixed views on energy policy while noting volunteers and media presence.
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Nixon tapes revive scandals as Frost interview nears
AP reporting that transcripts of unpublished Nixon tapes surface in major papers and Time and Newsweek, renewing focus on Watergate. The Frost interview, paid for and set to air on 145 stations, includes Nixon’s statements about the cover up, CIA involvement, and money payments.
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