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Baxter indeed sued the government for a $178,000 tax refund. [15] It was the judge's ruling that Baxter's poker winnings should be classified as "earned income", contrary to its previous classification of "unearned income" which was taxable up to 70 percent. Thus, in the process, Baxter's victory in this case has helped all American poker ...
Billy Baxter's Letters William J. Kountz Jr. (October 1, 1867 – August 18, 1899) was an American businessman and an early football player and manager for the Allegheny Athletic Association . He gained brief fame as a humorist with his "Billy Baxter" letters.
Billy Baxter was born in 1958 or 1959 and grew up in Geelong, where his parents ran a local milk bar. [1] He played football for the Geelong Under 19s as a rover. [1] In October 1980, Australian rock band, Paul Kelly & the Dots had issued a single, "Billy Baxter" where Kelly sang that "I want to be like Billy Baxter and do imitations, Billy's got a thousand faces, he's a lover and a gambler ...
Billy Baxter may refer to: Billy Baxter (motorcyclist) (born c. 1963), British motorcyclist who set the blind solo world land speed record on a motorbike; Billy Baxter (footballer) (1939–2009), Scottish footballer; Billy Baxter (poker player) (born 1940), American poker player and sports bettor; Billy 'Silver Dollar' Baxter (1926–2012 ...
The restaurant chain has filed a permit with the city of Bellingham to demolish the current building at 4331 Meridian St., the previous location of The Billy McHale’s Restaurant, in order to ...
Billy Baxter (1/3) $48,750 Bobby Baldwin (0/4) Results: 2 May 10, 1982 $10,000 Deuce to Seven Draw 19 Billy Baxter (2/4) $95,000 Lou Axler Results: 3 May 11, 1982 $1,000 Seven Card Stud Split 88 Tom Cress (1/1) $44,000 Clark Mantz Results: 4 May 12, 1982 $1,000 No Limit Hold'em: 192 Jim Doman (1/1) $96,000 Frank Henderson: Results: 5 May 13, 1982
Julian "Jerry" Baxter, a Nashville fine-dining restaurant pioneer in the 1970s and '80s, died Feb. 21, 2024.
Billy Baxter, born 1963 or 1964 (age 60–61), [1] served with the 1st Regiment Royal Horse Artillery in Bosnia. Whilst serving in 1997, he lost his sight after contracting a rare disease which destroyed both of his optic nerves. On 2 August 2003, he set the blind solo world land speed record on a motorbike with a speed of 164.87mph (265.33km/h).