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...City Council bogged down in an acrimonious debate over building code violations by an out-of-town developer, then voted to honor former Vice Presidential nominee Geraldine Ferraro and to cooperate with neighboring towns to shelter the homeless...
...retirement accounts have been eliminated as a deduction, but those who have put money in nondeductible IRAs must now tangle with the thorny Form 8606. Also newly infamous is Form 8582, on which taxpayers have to come to grips with the sharply reduced deductibility of their losses on tax-shelter investments. What complicates those calculations is that by March 1 the IRS had issued only one-third of the regulations, a full 261 pages, for handling such losses...
...foreigner got up to leave Medellin's Macarena bullring, someone in the crowd shouted, "Hey, you, what about extradition?" It was an unfriendly, almost chilling challenge. The crowd parted to allow the stranger through and then closed ranks around the man again -- just as Medellin sometimes seems to shelter the wealthy cartel that has made the city the most dangerous in the world...
Baker said the Winter Shelter Program was a temporary program for the heating season and that "from the onset, we were up front about the fact that this was only a temporary shelter." He said its closing was "no surprise," except to The Boston Herald. "It's not like some 800-pound gorilla came in and told us to shut it down...
Kerry Fitzgerald of the Department of Public Welfare said the state does not force any shelters to close for the summer and is "willing to work with the shelters to make them permanent." She cited the First Church shelter in Cambridge as one that has applied to the Department of Public Welfare for permanent status. The department runs 79 permanent shelters and only six temporary ones, she said...