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Under court order to produce a lineup of people who resemble an actual suspect, police usually scour the area for other offenders, or enlist police trainees or even idlers to help out-sometimes for a token payment. In this case, authorities were looking for two gunmen who had robbed Racine's Union Savings & Loan Assn. of $4,782 on Dec. 30. They had managed to arrest a single suspect, Robert Brantley. Officers hoped that two female tellers would pick Brantley from among six young blacks in the lineup. To the authorities' astonishment, both tellers identified not Brantley...
...third of the 1 million or so operations performed annually. The court's ruling is already being hailed as a great victory for the forces determined to move Medicaid out of the abortion business. It removes any constitutional cloud over the decision of 15 states to deny payment to Medicaid patients for nontherapeutic abortions. These states are now free to cut off all nontherapeutic Medicaid abortions...
Last week in a letter to the IRS, Carter said he and his wife had decided to make a voluntary payment amounting to approximately 15% of their net taxable income "because of my strong feeling that a person should pay some tax on his income." White House Counsel Robert Lipshutz explained that Carter adopted the 15% figure because it is the minimum required by law on income such as long-term capital gains...
...onetime construction worker from Oklahoma, took his dream to the folk at Stonybrook Full Gospel Temple down in Fremont, a Pentecostal church that he had scraped together. After a prayer meeting, five of the 70-odd parishioners agreed to sell their houses to make up half the down payment. The other half is due in August; then come stiff monthly payments...
...track and field meets, hiding their earnings from Olympic, Amateur Athletic Union and international sports federation officials. In the process, many have concealed their incomes from the Internal Revenue Service as well. Now TIME has learned that the IRS has launched a broad investigation of amateur athletes, seeking payment of taxes on such concealed income. The Government has started at the top. Dwight Stones, the tall-talking, tall-leaping world-record holder in the high jump, has been under scrutiny by the IRS for several months...