Tax Write Offs for Pollution Controls Under Reform Act
Commerce Clearing House of Chicago discusses how the Ty Reform Act of 1969 lets taxpayers write off pollution control facility costs over five years for eligible properties added after 1968. The rule applies to certified facilities, with specifics on life, depreciation, by products, and the interaction with investment credits and minimum tax rules.
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Commerce Clearing House of Chicago
Hoover
Commerce Clea
CCH
CBS donation sparks partisan attack on Nixon
A letter claims CBS aired 23 minutes of prime time to defend the Democrat Party, alleging the network biased coverage and attacked President Nixon during a supposed four annual grants. It accuses Democrat National Chairman Larry O'Brien of deflecting blame and cites past administrations to frame the issue as partisan manipulation.
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CBS
Nixon
United States
Democrat
Larry O'Brien
Mick Nixon
Kennedy
Johnson
Federal Communications Commission
Faculty groups form to press hard line on campus disruptions
A coalition of three New York state university faculty groups forms a Steel Committee for a university aiming to defend academic freedom and push campuses toward tougher actions against disruptive students. They advocate firm measures similar to Hayakawa and warn that weak administration endangers academic excellence.
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New York State
Columbia University
The Job That Laid Plans For a Global Military Standoff
Holmes Alexander discusses Secretary Melvin Laird and President Nixon amid rising tensions in the Middle East and Indochina. He warns of a possible two-front war, notes NATO burden sharing, and outlines phases of Vietnamization and MAP while detailing nuclear missiles and SALT dynamics.
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Melvin Laird
America
Remy Dickson
Wash
Richard Nixon
Mideast
Indochina
Exper
Laird
Middle East
Mediterranean
NATO
Naples
Medway Sus
Egypt
Lluft
Dicker
Nixon
Vienna
Blutt
Phili
Saigon
U.S
Mort Vienam
Dmz
Attr
Europe
Far East
Britain
France
Greece
Spain
Portugal
Israel
Senate
McNaught Syndicate
Senate moves to curb Nixon draft and war promises
Paul Harvey assesses how the Senate opposition challenges the White House on ending the war and halting the draft. He notes inflation care, crime, and environment as aims, while Nixon faces GOP and Democratic pressure, with Moynihan and Shultz panels cited amid debate on welfare reform and Vietnamization.
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Senate
Nixon
Hubert Humphrey
Ates
Barvey
Washington
White House
Srila
Gaylord
Southeast Asia
United States
South
Entay
Tse Srubee
South Vietnam
Melvin Laird Kay Yabd
George Shude
Ube White House
Moore
Congress
Gen
Fee
Buckley on Paisley and Ulster sectarianism
William F Buckley critiques Ian Paisley and the Free Presbyterian Movement as central to anti Catholic agitation in Northern Ireland. He sees Paisleyism as enduring beyond Paisley, shaping Unionist politics, church life, and civil rights tensions as Catholics seek equality amid ongoing sectarian strain.
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Ireland
Paisley
Belfast
Jan Paisley
Jos
Northern Ireland
Vale of Sears
Nanwn
Free Presbyteran Movement
Ulster
United Kingdom
Tar
Piria
Earl of Paisley
P.O
House of Larv’s
Dr. Paisley
Jesus Christ
Tan Paisley
Bob Jones University
South Carolina
North Ireland
Surlay
Willian
Oranige
North
Lelang
Howe
Jlyven
North Lular
Civil Rights Association
Vieman
Gove
Ht Unionists
Gale
Paislevism
Preservation vs demolition in American towns and rivers
A 1970 European press view laments urban renewal and damming projects in Portsmouth and Oklahoma. It criticizes the Army Corps of Engineers for destroying historic sites like Crawford House and the Glover River proposal, praising local efforts in Toledo to restore Victorian architecture and promote racial integration.
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Amerea
America
Federal Traspury
Portsmouth
Virginia
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
Marshall W. Buth
Department of Housing and Urban Development
George W. Romney
Butt
Romney
Crawford
Portsmouth Redevelopment and Housing Authority
Marlin van Buyen
John Tyler
James K. Polk
Millard Fi|more
General Winfield Scott
Portsmouth Historical Association
Glover
Oklahoma
Robert Kerr
Tulsa
Ue Army Corps of Engineers
Fred Harris
Washington
Eim Day
Henry Beltman
Michigan
Great Lakes
Toledo
Patrick J. Laine
Tolédo
One West End Association
Old West End
Ohio
Saine
Old West Fant
Old
Old West
Museum of Art
University of Toledo
Gen. Fer. Corp
Folklore Pronunciations and Regional Speech Notes
Regional pronunciations are examined as part of folklore and speech patterns. The piece lists examples from Dialect and colloquial speech with commentary on their humorous or curious forms and origins.
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Anderton Newspapers, Inc
Talophone
Deckson Street
Anderson
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Kiplin
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Morehd
Gracial Menensey
Roy
Associated Press
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Alexander
Paul Harvey News
William F. Buckley
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