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Sarah McClendon
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Sarah Newcomb McClendon (July 8, 1910 – January 8, 2003) was a long-time White House reporter who covered presidential politics for a half-century. McClendon founded her own free-lance news service as a single mother in the post-World War II era, and became known as a model for women in the press and as a vocal advocate of various causes, particularly those of United States military veterans. McClendon was best known, however, for her questions at United States Presidential press conferences, which often ranged from aggressive to brash or blunt.

From : Sarah McClendon 9-7-97
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By Sara McClendon

Washington, D.C. – - – Mystery increases as to how state officials of Wisconsin can abduct a man no longer a resident, charge him with state income tax evasion, shackle him in arm and leg irons, and bring him back into this country and hold him in an arrest for four years. Leo Wanta did not have an American passport as he had surrendered that when he was named briefly ambassador to Canada and Switzerland.

Wanta had lived in Austria since 1988 but was charged by Wisconsin Attorney General with not having paid $14,000 in state income taxes in 1989.

[Wanta] says he cannot get the Civil Rights Commission to take any interest in his case. Wanta thinks now that only President Clinton and Vice President Al Gore could free him.

He says he has paid Wisconsin the $14,000 twice but can get no receipt. In the meantime he says he had billions of dollars in U.S. Treasury certificates in his briefcase when taken and no report on what state officials did with its contents.

Why does he not simply walk away from the imprisonment which he describes as illegal?

“They would charge me with walking away without bail when I want clearance”, he said.

“But what I wonder – - if state officials can do this to one citizen, could not other citizens be in danger of a similar action from some other state officials seeking to claim taxes”?

The case involves why the U.S. State Department is not seemingly interested in protecting an ambassador who alleges that he still holds that rank and why is not the Justice Department not interested in protecting the civil rights of this man?

Wanta refuses to buy his way out with the state officials. He says he has billions on deposit in various companies in banks in foreign countries but he does not wish to pay any sums to Wisconsin authorities.

His attorney, Pat Cameron of Los Angeles, has not been able to get any information about his repayment of taxes to the department of revenue of Wisconsin. When the $14,000 was first levied against him, he was sentenced to 18 years in state court for not having paid, a sentence which Cameron described as “unconscionable”.

It looks as if his house arrest of Wanta and his refusal to assign any of his fortune in the billions to Wisconsin as a citizen will go on forever. He claims that he once owned a house worth about $120,000 which the state sold for $60,000 without giving him any return or receipt.

Wanta served nine different government agencies in the past including the Central Intelligence Agency and the White House.

Authority : Presidential Executive Order No. 12333 – United States Intelligence Activities – December 4, 1981

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