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...inflated property can pay their share largely with loans, which are later forgotten, and then the total investment can be deducted from the investors' income. The IRS has so far found 5,200 returns that used this ploy during 1979-81, to the tune of $60 million in unpaid taxes...
Behind the high turnout was black antipathy toward Mayor Byrne, which thoroughly overshadowed a spot on Washington's record: in 1972 he spent a month in jail for failing to file tax returns for four years (because of withholding, he owed only a small amount in unpaid taxes: $508.05). Voters seemed to remember more clearly that in her 1979 challenge to Michael Bilandic, Byrne railed against the entrenched machine, but promptly embraced it once in office. She replaced black members of the Chicago housing authority with white cronies, installed and removed budget directors and comptrollers in rapid succession...
...Line runs mostly on volunteer labor. Nearly a dozen public and private employment services supply listings and donate manpower to handle the phones. An unpaid messenger brings the job notices to the station...
Operations are far more businesslike, with federally mandated interviews for every student taking out a first loan or leaving school with a loan unpaid; with the responsibility of "validating" all of students' family need information for the federal government by checking tax forms; with more directives every day from the Office of Education, which five years ago almost never interfered in an individual college's life; and, most significant, with the institution of a system of monetary penalties for lateness...
...area farmers. Says Northrup: "A few farmers around here are on the edge. Next year, if things don't improve, I might have to tell five or ten that they ought to get out." This year, Northrup pressured his borrowers to sign up for the Government's unpaid land "set-aside" program. To reduce production and raise prices, 10% of each farmer's corn acreage was to be retired during 1982. Only a quarter of U.S. farmers participated; the effect on the crop was negligible...