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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1970
Page
6
IRS column answers common tax questions including whether a $750 scholarship is taxable, new Form 1040 simplifications, joint filing for December marriages, gas credit on farms, 1969 surcharge rates, rental income on Schedule E, and tax benefits for those 65 and over with references to Publication 554 for older Americans.
Hollywood faces a sharp decline in film musicals with only two definite projects in sight for the year Fiddler on the Roof and Bed Knobs and Broomsticks. Costs soar past 5 million dollars per production while overseas reception wanes, hurting prospects for future musical ventures.
South Carolina welfare officials overestimated nursing home Medicaid costs for 1970, creating a roughly 600000 deficit and prompting a push for 3000 targets for 1971. The dispute with the Nursing Home Association threatens 3553 Medicaid patients as contracts are renegotiated and state funding requests rise.
Clemson University received four grants totaling over 60 000 from the National Science Foundation and the Research Corporation. NSF funds support summer institutes and graduate study for math and biology teachers and students in South Carolina counties. The Research Corporation provides equipment grants to study heat flow in metals at low temperatures.
Washington reports Dr. Robert J. Huebner and Dr. George Todaro of the National Cancer Institute unveil a theory that cancer seeds exist in all humans from conception as C-type RNA virus precursors. Malignancy arises when suppressed mechanisms are activated by genes, radiation, chemicals, or aging, potentially guiding future antiviral or vaccine strategies.
State Rep Heyward Belser announced his Democratic bid for lieutenant governor in Columbia He aims to place qualified blacks in state jobs and on boards and urged black and other qualified candidates to seek legislative seats Belser notes environmental protection needs and proposes a council of economics advisers He warns of a potentially stormy decade with diverse interests while two Republicans also consider running.
The column offers a birthday outlook highlighting love of family and nature, potential early life direction, and artistic interests. It also provides daily zodiac advice for Capricorn through Sagittarius with guidance on family harmony, healing disputes, optimism, information reliability, employment news, and social conduct.
Clemson University hosted a luncheon at Clemson House honoring State Sen. Edgar A. Brown a longtime Clemson Board of Trustees member and former president. Gov. McNair and other officials attended as Edwards praised Brown for decades of public service to South Carolina and Clemson. A pictorial review of Brown’s life was shown by John K. Cauthen of the South Carolina Textile Manufacturers Association.
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