Taxman's Pinch Starting This Tax Season
The piece notes the annual tax season pressure from federal, state, and local taxes including income, automobile, school, and real estate taxes. It cites Ed Ainsworth of the IRS on filing patterns, helps sought after February forms, and the looming March 15 surge. It mentions car license plate sales in Potter County and the surtax impact causing longer lines and stressed taxpayers.
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Internal Revenue Service
Ed Ainsworth
IRS
Potter County
Ainsworth
Joe Citizen
Joe
Polk Street
Nixon and De Gaulle Hold Talks at Versailles
Presidents Nixon and Charles de Gaulle met at Versailles Palace and reported significant progress toward cooperation. They planned further discussions focused on the Vietnam War issue and U.S.-France relations. Nixon invited De Gaulle to Washington for continued talks after a formal banquet at the U.S. embassy.
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Paris
UPS
Nixon
Charles de Gaulle
Versailles Palace
U.S
Nguyen Cao Ky
de Gaulle
White House
Ronald Zeigler
Washington
Yvonne
New England
Kansas
Columbia Plaza to Rise 50-Story Denver Office Tower
A 50 story Columbia Plaza office building is planned at the head of 17th Street in downtown Denver. Developers are Columbia Savings and Loan Association and Urban Investment and Development Co. with leasing agent Frederick R. Ross Co. Construction targets year end 1971 completion.
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Denver
Columbia Plaza
17Th Street
Columbia Savings and Loan Association
Urban Investment and Development Co
Chicago
Bob R. Baker
Columbia Savings
Myron
Mickey) Miller
Urban Investment
Frederick R. Ross Co
Denver Realty
Mantle Calls It Quits After 18 Yankee Years
Mickey Mantle announced his retirement from baseball ending an 18 year career with the New York Yankees. He spoke at a packed news conference at the team's spring training base in Fort Lauderdale after enduring a series of leg injuries.
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Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
Mantle
Yankees
Allies press ground actions as enemy offensive grows
Saigon AP reports the seventh day of the enemy offensive sees shelling of over 50 cities while ground attacks remain limited. U.S. and Vietnamese forces report 55 enemy killed in skirmishes 25 to 35 miles northwest of Saigon. U.S. casualties total three dead and five wounded.
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Saigon
U.S
North
South Vietnam
Paris
da ‘Nang
da Nang
Hue
Red Tanks Block Roads to Berlin as West Berlin Stand Intensifies
Soviet and East German armored convoys halted access to West Berlin for up to three hours. West German President Kiesinger warned of a war of nerves with the Communists while U.S. Secretary Rogers pledged defense of West Berlin. A three-nation communique and Kiesinger’s television address reinforced a united front amid traffic jams and tank convoys on the Autobahn toward Warsaw Pact maneuvers.
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Berlin
UPI
West Berlin
Kurt Georg Kiesinger
Paris
William P. Rogers
U.S
Kiesinger
Spaceman’s Son Chooses Balloon Over Astronaut Picture
In Nassau Bay Texas a shoe salesman asked a young customer Mark Armstrong son of astronaut Neill Armstrong whether he preferred a balloon or a picture of the astronauts. The boy choosing a balloon without hesitation.
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Mark Armstrong
Neill Armstrong
Apollo 9 Crew Overcomes Colds to Prepare for Go
Apollo 9 astronauts, led by David R. Scott, recovered from colds that grounded their mission. Doctors reported Scott free of the virus, clearing the path for a Monday launch and the riskiest space flight yet attempted. James A. McDivitt and Russell L. Schweickart were also described as much improved.
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Cape Kennedy
Ups
David R. Scott
Spacemen Top Shape For Moon Mission Test
A medical checkup aimed to confirm the spacemen are in peak condition for a space flight nicknamed Spider. The 10 day earth orbital test is crucial to U S moon landing plans this summer with 90 percent of tests in the first five days.
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U.S
West Texas medical education plan eyed with Amarillo link
Amarillo expected to play a major role as Lubbock legislators and a Texas Colleges and Universities coordinating board seek a new medical school on the Texas Tech campus in Lubbock. The plan envisions a dispersed system with clinical work in Amarillo and other West Texas cities, a 100 entering class, and partnerships with area hospitals.
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Amarillo Medical Center
West Texas
Lubbock
Coordinating Board, Texas Colleges and Universities
Texas Tech
Coordinating Board
Texas
Amarillo
Reed
Tech Med School
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