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PTI Jan 30, 2014, 07.13PM IST

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NEW DELHI: In a setback to Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa, the Supreme Court today cleared the decks for her prosecution for not filing income tax returns in 1993-94 and asked a lower court to wrap up the trial in four months.

Refusing to discharge her from the criminal case, the apex court also gave a green signal for prosecution of her close aide S Sasikala also for not filing IT return for the same year and against company Sasi Enterprises, a partnership firm of Jayalalithaa and Sasikala for evading tax in the assessment years 1991-92 and 1992-93.

They are being prosecuted under Section 276CC of the Income Tax Act, which provides for rigorous imprisonment for a term ranging from 6 months to 7 years in cases where the amount of tax evasion detected exceeds Rs.1 lakh.

A bench of justices K S Radhakrishnan and A K Sikri said that contentions of the AIADMK chief and others that there has not been any wilful failure to file their return cannot be accepted.

"...the contention of the learned senior counsel for the appellant that there has not been any wilful failure to file their return cannot be accepted and on facts, offence under Section 276CC of the Act has been made out in all these appeals and the rejection of the application for the discharge calls for no interference by this Court," the bench said.

Jayalalithaa final tax liability was determined at Rs.12,54,395 as per the order of Income Tax Appellate Tribunal after giving credit to pre-paid tax and for Sasikala it was Rs.9,81,870. The firm's tax liability was Rs.32,63,482 for the assessment year 1991-92 and Rs.52,47,594 for 1992-93.

Sasi Enterprises was formed as a partnership firm by a deed dated February 06, 1989 with Sasikala and one T V Dinakaran as its partners, which was later reconstituted with effect from May 4, 1990 with Jayalalithaa and Sasikala as partners.

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Miami, FL (PRWEB) January 31, 2014

A mold problem was plaguing Virginia's Main Street Library. And in response to it, AGC Environmental, a Florida mold inspection company, gave out an advise how to maintain a safe indoor air quality.

According to a report from dailypress.com, which was published on January 30, 2014, the problem was discovered in November and the management is now working on getting it fixed. It detailed that it particularly affected the non-fiction and reference books of the library located at the 2nd floor of the building.

Newport News Library Director Izabela Cieszynski said in the report that they are not sure about the source of the mold but it could be the automatic doors, which allowed the entry of high humidity. Despite the closure of the contaminated area though, she said that the public could still checkout specific books.

Below is an excerpt from the said report.

"Moisture is the enemy of librarians in humid climes and Newport News is no exception."

"The latest victims are non-fiction and reference collections housed on the second floor of the Main Street Library, where mold was found growing on the books."

"Volunteers are helping clean the books of mold, and "we're in the process of getting a vendor to come in and clean that collection," said Newport News Library Director Izabela Cieszynski."

AGC Environmental said that mold greatly affects a place's indoor air quality. Wherever it grows, it stated that its spores could go airborne and threaten the health of the people.

Because of that, the company stressed that mold remediation is essential in keeping a safe indoor environment. Nonetheless, before it is implemented, it said that the fungus' presence must first be confirmed. And to do that, it asserted that an air test and mold inspection are needed.

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Leesburg, FL (PRWEB) January 31, 2014

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This expansion of their digital marketing program will allow ServiceMaster Fire, Water and Mold Restoration to increase the traffic to their website and in turn, increase their business volume. All ServiceMaster franchises provide the best quality restoration and cleaning services with a well trained staff that takes pride in their work. Visit ServiceMaster Fire, Water and Mold Restorations website to learn more about their company and restoration services in Leesburg, FL.

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ServiceMaster Fire, Water and Mold Restoration employ trained technicians able to perform effective fire and water damage restoration services and mold remediation.

Their technicians are knowledgeable in the latest techniques and equipment of the industry and they can handle any size job and get the job done correctly. They work with all local insurance companies and their staff is on call 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to respond quickly to disaster restoration needs in Leesburg, FL. Contact ServiceMaster Fire, Water and Mold Restoration at (352) 308-3131 immediately after a disaster to limit the amount of damage and begin the restoration process.

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Chicago, IL (PRWEB) January 31, 2014

As cold weather and snow continue through the last week of January, it is hard to imagine when Spring will come. Soon enough the warm weather will return and home improvement projects will be in full swing. As CF Funding has mentioned before, builder sentiment is high, and residential construction spending is at its highest levels since 2008. Home values are increasing, which may also cause remodeling projects to surge. home remodeling. As many Americans see increased equity in their homes, they become more confident in a remodeling investment. Many may be remodeling this year to increase their homes appeal in order to sell it, as approximately 71 percent of current homeowners are contemplating selling their homes in 2014.

You may be wondering what is the best remodeling project for your home. Which improvement will provide a large return on investment? What can I afford this Spring? CF Funding is here to help.

According to Power Home Remodeling Group, the 4th largest home remodeling company in America, Giving your home some added curb appeal with an exterior makeover will automatically boost the resale value of your property If you plan to stay put, focus on cost effective renovations that make your home more comfortable, functional and low maintenance for your family. Either way, enhancing your home this spring will help protect your greatest investment. Examples of exterior improvement projects include updating siding, replacing windows, and painting or replacing entry doors.

If you plan to sell your home in the near future, these projects are important because they may make a great first impression on homebuyers. If you are worried about the cost, consider this: according to Steve Brown, the president of the National Association of Realtors, Projects such as entry door, siding and window replacements can recoup homeowners more than 78 percent of costs upon resale. The association also rated exterior projects among the most valuable home improvements in their Remodeling Cost vs. Value Report. Examples included deck addition, garage door replacement, and roofing replacement.

Looking to start remodeling indoors before the weather permits outdoor projects? CF Funding suggests a kitchen or bathroom remodel, as they also provide large return on investment. Be sure to contact us if you are considering a refinance, as you could receive cash back to help pay for your Spring projects. Visit http://www.cffunding.com for more info or call (888)-344-4080 to speak to a specialist today!

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Woodinville, WA (PRWEB) January 31, 2014

Bathrooms remain a top home remodeling project, with more emphasis on shower upgrades in lieu of large soaking tubs. As the shower space is upgraded and enlarged, high end shower designs and options are being installed in more moderate homes. Amerec is pleased to announce several new steam shower products that will be shown at the 2014 KBIS show in Las Vegas, February 4th-6th. New product introductions include new touchscreen controls, a new freestanding steamshower and a new steam shower column, making shower remodeling even easier.

As Kim Palmer of the Star Tribune recently reported, a trend for many bathroom remodels is to focus on a luxurious shower, with 43% of current remodels opting to not include a tub in their project. With the added space and attention to high-end amenities in the shower, Amerec says many people are warming to the idea of adding steam. While steam rooms have long been a popular feature at health clubs, spas, and hotels, Amerec continues to develop products to bring the same quality experience home.

Amerecs new products include:

Amerec Sales Director, Jim Hass, stated, "It is an exciting time to be in an industry so closely tied to bathroom remodeling. While there are many upgrades available in showers, from multi-head showers to lights and music, the addition of steam is one of the few that provides the benefit of soothing, penetrating heat and all the associated benefits of heat-bathing, including better health through perspiration, detoxification, and relaxation. Amerec steam shower systems also include features like colored light therapy, waterproof music systems and the ever popular aromatherapy."

To learn more about Amerecs new products, visit their booth number N1409 at the KBIS show in Las Vegas, visit http://www.amerec.com or contact Amerec at 800-341-0349.

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EDMONTON The Stella Maris Church Hall is one step closer to getting a wheelchair ramp thanks to one man a Canada-length away.

CLAC Alberta Representative Simon Fedun, left, presents a cheque for $1,000 to Jon MacInnis for renovations to the Stella Maris Church Hall in Pictou. SUBMITTED

Jon MacInnis, who grew up in North End New Glasgow but works in Edmonton, applied for and received a $1,000 grant for the church.

The funding came from CLAC, an independent Canadian labour union, as part of their Building Communities Together program.

The church, built in 1865 and recognized as a Canadian heritage property, was nominated by MacInnis, a member of Construction Workers Union, Local 63, affiliated with CLAC.

MacInnis is an electrician who has travelled out west for the past 10 years and is currently employed by PCL Energy Inc. in Edmonton.

This church hall provides huge benefits to a rural community in Nova Scotia, said MacInnis. The hall is in need of a new wheelchair ramp because currently it is not inclusive for all individuals using the Stella Maris Church Hall.

Because his mothers family has a connection with the church that spans 50 years, the church was the ideal candidate for CLACs grant. He hopes the inclusion of an indoor wheelchair ramp will make the hall more inclusive for all members during community gatherings.

There is no ramp going into the downstairs, which holds receptions for funerals, dinner parties, and community gatherings, said MacInnis.

CLAC is an independent Canadian labour union representing over 55,000 workers in a wide range of sectors: construction, health care, retail, service, transportation, manufacturing, and others. Based on principles that promote the values of respect, dignity, fairness, and integrity, CLACs approach to labour relations stresses membership advocacy, co-operation, and the long-term interests of the workplace community.

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Water of Life Community Church held a groundbreaking ceremony for its new worship center at its campus in northwestern Fontana last Sunday afternoon.

Construction of the new center, which will cost about $20 million, will begin in March and is expected to be completed in the latter part of 2015.

Church leaders said there is a huge need for the new facility, because Water of Life has been growing steadily over the past 24 years and now has an average weekend attendance of 6,400. Water of Life is listed as the 50th fastest growing Protestant church in the United States and has the 89th largest attendance of any Protestant church in the country.

"We started with 10 people in my living room," Pastor Dan Carroll told the large crowd which gathered for the ceremony. "It's an amazing thing that God has done."

The new center will provide room for several thousand more people to attend services at the church, and there are also plans to build a parking garage and additional off-site parking.

Church leaders said Water of Life has been approaching or exceeding capacity during optimal service times for several years. At current growth rates, the church would have to turn away hundreds or even thousands of people without the new center.

Mayor Acquanetta Warren, who attends Water of Life, said she had been very concerned that the church would be forced to move to a location outside of Fontana because of lack of available space here.

"I did not want to see that happen," she said.

Carroll said the church was "very blessed" because of local developer Reggie King, who "sold his property at a discounted rate."

The non-denominational church, located at 7625 East Avenue, offers five services each weekend. In addition, live worship and videotaped messages by Carroll are provided at satellite locations in Upland and Rancho Cucamonga.

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Before he reached the top of the Mafia in Canada, Nicolo Rizzuto owned a construction company that won municipal contracts in Montreal.

The late patriarch of one of the worlds most powerful Mafia clans was a municipal contractor 50 years before the authorities decided to investigate whether organized crime had a hold on the construction industry and public contracts in the province, The Gazette has discovered through an examination of municipal archives, and business and real-estate records from half a century ago.

Rizzutos resum included in his companys bidding documents at the time claims he even participated in the construction of Montreals cherished Expo 67, the Universal and International Exposition of 1967 that put the city on the world map.

The company, Grand Royal Asphalt Paving, also landscaped, paved and laid sewers and pipes in a dozen public parks in Montreal under four municipal contracts between 1963 and 1966 that The Gazette discovered in the citys archives. The search also turned up contracts that Rizzutos company bid on and lost, but a tally would require searching every municipal contract the city awarded during those years.

Grand Royal Asphalt Pavings resum also vaunted projects for the municipalities of Laval, Pierrefonds and St-Lonard and miscellaneous work for Ville de Jacques-Cartier, a town that was known as one of the most corrupt municipalities on the South Shore at the time and is today absorbed into Longueuil.

In fact, municipal, real-estate and business records trace Rizzutos career in the construction sector starting almost immediately after he arrived in Canada from Sicily in the 1950s to be the standard-bearer of his father-in-laws Sicilian Mafia clan, and ebbing around the time that he reportedly withdrew to Venezuela during a war with Calabrian rival Paolo Violi in the 1970s. Rizzuto returned to Montreal and seized control of the underworld after the 1978 assassination of Violi, who had succeeded Montreal Mob boss Vic Cotroni.

Rizzuto was killed by a snipers bullet while at home in Ahuntsic-Cartierville borough at age 86 in 2010. His son, Vito, who succeeded his father at the helm of the crime family, died of natural causes at age 67 in late December.

THE EARLY YEARS

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