European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - April 11, 1985, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 6 the stars and stripes april 1985 Bradley easily wins 4th term in los Angeles mayoral race stateside los Angeles a voters showed what this great and culturally diverse City can do by electing mayor Thomas Bradley to a historic fourth fou year term by the largest margin of his the triumphant demo crat told supporters Bradley resounding win Over his nearest councilman John who tried to tarnish the Gener ally positive image Bradley was even bigger than his 64 percent to 32 percent Victory in Ferraro conceded the race Early wednesday with 24 percent of the vote with of the precincts or Bradley had or 67 to Ferraro or great and culturally diverse City los Angeles has made history the son of Texas sharecroppers and grandson of told his cheering you have shown what this great and culturally diverse City can you have shown that this City elects its leadership based not upon the question of color or sex or where one was born or where one on the Content of ones on the performance of that after congratulating told his not All is 1 ran a Good i can hold my head the Only other los Angeles mayor elected four times was Frank but his first starting in was Only for two the Victory put Bradley in a Good position to seek the governorship in there Are rumours that he will try a rematch of his unsuccessful 1982 run against George Ferraro like a Democrat hoped to pull enough along with those of seven Little known can to keep Bradley from getting a majority of the that would have forced a voters also chose a new City attorney and City control decided whether to reelect eight City Council Mem considered several ballot measures and picked a few school Board in the 3rd Council incumbent Joy who enraged a Republican opponent by getting an endorse ment from president reagans daughter maintained a 55 percent majority As the votes were she needed 50 percent to avoid a Runoff with any of her five conservative it appeared that councilwoman Peggy Stevenson might face a with 54 precincts out of 135 report she had or to or 33 percent for the nearest of her five Mike voters overwhelmingly 78 percent to 22 a charter amendment to limit contributions to in citywide races and in City Council but a measure to expand the 15member Council to 17 was 67 percent to 33 the hotly contested City attorneys race Between City controller James Kenneth Hahn and attorney Lisa Specht remained in with percent of the vote Hahn had or to or percent for three other candidates who dropped out of the race but remained on the ballot captured the rest of the a photo its not just a big gag veterinarian Jim Morse checks the Teeth of party its part of a physical the horse is undergoing during morses visit to the Earl Pells farm in store burglarized 10 years ago Mumm f Iii ii ii 1 uni in acc a a lax refunds delayed beyond june i gets earn 13 interest payment from irs Washington up if you Are one of millions of americans anxiously awaiting an irs the govern ment says you May have to wait longer but youll get paid for the irs announced tuesday that it expects to pay at least million in interest this year to taxpayers whose refunds Are delayed beyond june Agency spokesman Steve Pyrek said the irs is racing the clock to process tax exerting every Effort to get them done before interest payments must be As of april the irs had processed million tax compared to million done by the same time last but the number of refunds that have been certified is Down 24 percent from last Pyrek As of april the irs had certified million re last year at this the Agency certified million were about 20 percent he last the irs paid million in interest to individuals whose refunds were delayed due to late proc Pyrek we dont expect this year to be any the Law requires the irs to pay 13 percent interest to taxpayers whose refunds have not been sent out by june 1 45 Days after the april 15 filing regardless of whether a taxpayers return was filed Pyrek taxpayers who file their returns after april 15 will earn interest on their refunds starting 45 Days after they the of is that interest paid to taxpayers by the irs comes from the taxpayers millions of americans who filed their returns Well in Advance of next mondays deadline Are still waiting for their refunds because problems with the Iris new million computer system have slowed the computer problems Are most severe at the irs centers in Philadelphia and in Pyrek we had the usual collection of but we had them with some Pyrek theres no one piece of equipment that keeps breaking Pyrek said the irs is closing the the week of March he the Agency was 25 percent behind last years processing in the week ending april the Agency processed million com pared to million during the same week in he acknowledged that the delay in processing returns could Cost the irs and the taxpayers More than the million in interest payments the Agency shelled out last of course its but we dont expect Pyrek were going to exert every Effort to get those re turns processed before interest must be paid on Pyrek said roughly 100 million tax returns will be filed this he also said returns Are coming in More slowly this year than last 4 judges declared ant tax group targets a members of the righting ant tax group known As posse comi Tatus planned to Kin four judges and Burn their according to an Fri affidavit made Public members of the posse comi Tatus chapter in mul Tomah county were planning attacks for last Friday on the Homes of judges Charles Philip Roth and Clif Ford All of the circuit and Magis trate William Dale according to the affidavit filed by Fri agent Robert the affidavit was filed in support of search warrants sought for two Homes where the Fri alleged that posse comi Tatus members met to plan the members of the group planned to throw bottles of Gaso line into the judges Homes and then ignite the gasoline with a flare the affidavit members planned to go to an Alley behind Crookham Home sometime after 11 Start a fire and flee in a waiting the affidavit la enforcement authorities who worked with the Fri on the Case were watching Crookham Home and also had several known posse comi Tatus members under surveil said Fri spokesman Dorwin when no one showed up at Crookham the Fri decided to shut Down the operation and make saturday raids on two Homes where the Fri said the group met to plan the our concern was for the lives and safety of the he we had to move and do the searches As a preventative measure to Stop any though no one has been we Are continuing the investigation to develop probable cause for Schreuder said agents seized a Large number of fire including handguns and semiautomatic during simultaneous 6 raids one Home is owned by Dale Schreuder the other is owned by Gilbert a self proclaimed member of the posse com has had ruins with la enforcement officials be cause he refuses to obtain a Drivers even though he continues to posse comi Tatus claims that the Federal Reserve sys tem and income tax Are unlawful and that judges have tried to establish a dictatorship of the courts Over grand a a thief with a guilty conscience returned to a grand rapids area store owner with a note asking you to forgive me for stealing items from a store a decade i guess the Public is getting a Little said Dale Lach owner of Conklin equipment this is the kind of thing that would make your Faith in Mankind an typewritten letter and arrived at Lach Manns Home in 15 Miles Northwest of grand the letter said 10 years ago last february i robbed your the Money enclosed is to repay you of this i have asked god to forgive me of this sin against and now i am asking you to forgive me i am sorry for the trouble i have Lachmann recalled that the store was robbed twice 10 years bedroom visitor was a 76 Oldsmobile Tornado Milwaukee a Paul Stamas says he cant quite remember How a 1976 Oldsmobile Tornado ended up in his he was asleep at the the driven by Brian of Milkau buried itself up to the rear bumper in the Side of Stamas parents Home at about 2 i really dont Stamas i was asleep through the whole who escaped without serious told police his Auto jumped the curb and crossed the Lawn of the Home after he lost control of it while trying to avoid another car that had stopped Stamas was pinned to the Wall of his bedroom Between his mattress and the he was unharmed except for some although he was he Felt Well enough to go to work at a food Market As usual if it haunt been for the he probably  be Stamas police estimated damage to the Home at battleship Texas Memorabilia offered All to one buyer Houston a would you like to own a toothpick Holder inscribed battleship Texas How about or a set of cuff links featuring the vessel nows your Chance the state of Texas is getting out of the Memorabilia the battleship which saw action in both world was retired in the 1950s and was placed at a special mooring on the 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