Experts Credibility in Tax Returns Warned By Errors
A Wall Street Journal test found five preparers giving wildly different figures for the same taxpayer, from a $832 refund to a $141 deficit, highlighting errors and interpretive gaps. IRS offices can vary too, underscoring caution with preparers and avoidance of overpromising refunds.
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Ces.im
Wall Street Journal
Oae
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Avho
Daing
Power For The People On Energy And The Future
Former presidential science adviser Dr Lee A DuBridge frames energy as essential to civilization and examines how Americans can get sufficient electricity while protecting the environment. A National Academy symposium in Washington discusses coal oil gas hydro and the atom as energy sources with fusion seen as a long term option.
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Lee A. DuBridge
United States
National Road of Sciences
Washington
Academy
America
Federal Power Coiission
Academy Scientists
New Left Offensive Fears FBI Undermining U.S. Security
An analysis argues the New Left’s spring offensive threatens U.S. stability. It claims the FBI faces heavy attacks from liberal media and peace groups as bombings and protests loom. The piece urges strong federal surveillance and a national campaign to counter radical aims and expose their objectives.
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NEW Left
Ti Ig
Federal Bureau of Investigation
PBL
FBI
Henry Kissinger
Life Magazine
J. Edgar Hoover
Bureau
FSI
Chambers
United States
Auy
Donn Mitchell
Mr. Hoover
Tom Wicker
Assscisie
The
New York Times
Kent State
Ann Arbor
Mich
U.S
Southeast Asia
FAE
Nixon
Buckley on Nixon Wills clash and political rhetoric
Buckley critiques Garry Wills and Al Lowenstein amid debates on Nixon policy and Vietnam. He invokes My Lai morality, freedom of speech, and the courage of leaders, contrasting public rhetoric with actual wartime decisions and historical figures.
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Mr. Nuxon
Vietnam
Wills
Russia
Nixon
Mr. Wills
Julus Caesar
Alexander the Great
Napoleon Bonaparte
Winston Churchill
Offenne
Billy Graham
Lt Calley
Graham
Garry Wills
Daniel
Philip Berrigan
Teturo
Folklore and Quotations by William Wade
A fragmentary compilation of quotations on bureaucracy media rock culture gender and health from various figures including Henry Kissinger Henry Hovde Janis Joplin Mary Travers and Ang with notes on public despair and social commentary. The pieces hint at 1960s to 1970s attitudes toward politics media and society.
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Henry Kissinger
Nixon
Frederick L. Hovde
Purdue University
Janis Joplin
Cean
Loose
Iself
Mary Travers
Peter, Paul and Mary
Short Thoughts on Soviet Space and Airfare Fares
Fragmented text hints at Soviet space thoughts and airline price ideas. It mentions raising drink prices, mentions women in professional roles, and notes mail delivery distance within 660 miles, framed as a curious, mixed set of observations. The passage reads like disjointed commentary with unclear connections.
Stennis amid busing plan clash over housing and race
Perspective argues Senator John Stennis favors targeting sociological fixes like busing and national standards rather than nationwide racial balancing. The piece warns against using subsidies to move low income whites into white suburbs while housing blacks in black neighborhoods, urging integrated, practical reforms instead.
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Washington
Mississippi
John Stennis
Neecles
Stennis
Doe
Subuchanites
Potomac
Ford Foundation
Fats
Washington, D.C
Gold Coast
District of Columbia
Upper Vth Street
The Rites of Spring Stones for Breakfast
Russell Kirk muses on spring through a family scene with his three daughters Monica Cecilia and Felicia. He reflects on timeless moments and the Easter message of renewal, urging wonder over materialism and the joy found in simple childhood play. The piece intertwines personal recollections with a meditation on growth, faith, and the imagery of stones around a sunny April morning.
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Monica
Cecilia
Fedeia
Felicia
Annette
Heaven
Hell
Avil
Tever
Witty Nation warns of four day leisure week for men
A character named Mrs Nation argues against a proposed four day leisure week for men. She describes her husband Elwood’s morning routine and housework, claiming extended leisure would end women’s autonomy. Audience reactions mix with comic asides about soap operas and domestic life.
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Carrie Natinwide
Nation
Wide
Punch
Elwood
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