New rules demand substantiation for business entertainment costs
Washington reports new tax rules require solid substantiation of all business entertainment, travel, and meals. The Treasury will not absorb personal expenses, and taxpayers must maintain a detailed expense diary for all entries of $25 or more with receipts.
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Sterling v. Ghann
Washington
Spallsport 8Th Congress
Mortimer M. Caplin
Internes Levenue Service
Caplin
Taye
Congress
Bible Digest Reflection on Love and Forgiveness
A devotional note cites Judges 6 15 where Gideon questions his worth and salvation for Israel. It asserts that love for God is shown by forgiveness toward others, claiming love covers sin and stirs a greater spirit.
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Israel
Manasseh
School Board Sets Monday Meeting Preview
School Board schedules its first 1951 meeting at Plagetaf High School with routine items. Cramer notes bids for converting Weitzel School to a junior high and for a women s building, plus progress on Sechrist School and the adjacent 25 room elementary at the Weitzel site. Bids to start Tuesday. Board to organize with Neil V. Christensen president Dr John Stilley clerk and Walter Runtec J member.
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Sturgeon Cramer
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John Stilley
Walter Runtec" J
Dr Farner Visits Flag Dr Farner Visits Flag
Dr Farner visited Flagstaff yesterday at the request of Cochise County Health Director Dr Hugh Dierker to consult on county and community health matters. Dierker noted Farner is expanding services to local health departments statewide as part of the State Health Department's long range improvement program. Farner also visited the Arizona Stair College camps with his daughter Jackie who accompanied him on the trip.
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Arizona Wealth
Cocening County Health
Hugh Dierker
Farner
Dierker
State Health Department
Arizona Stair College
Jackie
Dr Hoag to Speak at ASC Forum in Dining Hall
The Naval Observatory director Hoag will headline the Liberal Arts Forum in Sout Dining Hall on Sunday January 13 at 2 pm. Sidney Dowd of Phoenix chairs arrangements for a free public event. Hoag will discuss What Can A Scientist Believe as a follow up to What Can I Believe.
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Naval Observatory
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Sidney Dowd
Phoenix
Dr.Hoag
Stock Markets Edge Higher Amid Heavy Trading
Markets held gains into afternoon trading with about 5.2 million shares changing hands. Most major stocks advanced though a few sagged. bonds mixed with corporates firmer, cotton soft, and commodity notes showing selling pressure as hogs and cattle rose modestly on active day.
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New York
Ice Causes Accidents in Flagstaff City
Winter weather moved in on Wednesday night and yesterday, prompting four minor fender bender crashes on slick streets. Police Chief William Epperson urged extra caution near schools and around busy areas. Five drunk individuals were in custody for later appearance before City Magistrate James Byerley. aside from these incidents, the morning was otherwise quiet.
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Lmits
William Epperson
Epverson
James Bvlerley
Weather forecast for Flagstaff and northern Arizona
Considerable cloudiness today with light intermittent showers and continuing cold. Saturday cooler with southerly winds 5 to 15 mph. Low tonight around 15, high tomorrow near 38. Extended period: scattered light snows in mountains, then generally fair, temperatures about 2 to 6 degrees below normal, cooling Sunday before a slight warmup next week.
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Mum, i
Deed Transfers Involving Coconino County Land Titles
Several quit claim and warranty deeds appear in the Coconino Daily Record. Ponderasa dle Co and Archia Phelps et ux transfer property to J E Brown and Fortinet ux to Land Title and Trust Co. Frank Marshall Weidner and Hays Weidner are noted in transfers. Albert W Ferguson to Jean Leon Crumpet ux is listed.
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Land Title and Trust Co
Hays Howard Weidner
Frank
Marsh Weidner
Frank Marshall Weidner
Albert W. Ferguson
Jean Leon Crumpétux
Big Snowstorm Misses Flag Continued From Page One
A southwestern weather update reports a weak low moving inland from the north and affecting Arizona and neighboring states. Northern District patrols note numerous slick highway accidents, with a 15-car pileup on Highway 89 near Gray Mountain. Snow amounts in the Northland include 4 inches at Grand Canyon and Williams, 3-4 inches at Show Low. Winslow sees rain and snow mix delivering moisture. Forecasts predict continued cloud cover in Flagstaff through Sunday, then clearing and a slight warmup as high pressure moves in by Monday. Temperatures hover in the mid 20s to mid 30s with potential drops near 15 degrees in outlying areas tonight.
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White Alice Film Shown At Lions Club Luncheon
At the Thursday Lions Club meeting Tony Quinn of Mountain Slates Telephone Co. described the White Alice weather communications system used across Alaska by Western Electric. The film explained how satellite like signals relay telephone conversations to overcome weather disruptions and isolation in the 49th state. Guest Bob Spackeen of Shuck Insurance was invited to return.
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Shuck Insurance
Emblen Nominated For City Honor In Flagstaff
The crowd at Santa Fe Depot cheered Herb Emblen as a progressive advocate for beautification. Supporters hailed Emblen as best qualified to receive the city’s highest honor.
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New Member Drive Begun by Larry Krumm Announcement
Larry Krumm, president, announced a new member drive for the organization. The goal is to recruit 45 navy members during January. Bob Shafer chairs the membership committee aboard Flag staff.
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Goss Named to Arizona State Board of Regents
W P Goss, longtime president and general manager of Magma Copper Corp., is appointed to an eight year term on the state Board of Regents. Gov Paul Fannin announced the appointment replacing retiring Globe boards president Samuel Morris.
Armour Named Prescott School Board President
Armour becomes president of the Prescott school board succeeding Gifford Franke who resigned after three years. Sylvia Theater is appointed as clerk, following an unsuccessful bid in the last general election.
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Too Late to Classify FURNISHED 1 bedroom house
Furnished one bedroom house listed as suitable for a couple. Contact 174-3523 for details on availability and features.
Sedona Bi County Plan Prompts Tax Rate Debate
The Sedona bi county school district proposal faces tax rate projections from 2.71 to 3.29 per 100 assessed valuation, tying the high figure to the current combined rate for Flagstaff districts. The plan, aimed at housing Sedona Red Rock students, would require permissive state legislation and addresses teacher salaries and tenure.
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Race Driver Don Freeland Speaks On Highway Safety
Indianapolis racer Don Freeland will talk at Arizona State College on January 8 at 7 30 p m. He will compare race track driving to highway driving and urge motorists to show courtesy and alertness to reduce fatalities. Freeland, a Memorial Day race competitor, finished in the top ten in three events. The talk is under the Champion Highway Safety Program.
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Don Freeland
Frogstaff
Arizona State College
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Champion
Free Hair and Scalp Clinic at Flamingo Motel in Flagstaff
Tomorrow only, Erickson Hair and Scalp Specialists will conduct free hair and scalp consultations at the Flamingo Motel, 6 Biks W on 66, 89A. Staff director MK OG Flowers will assist from 1:00 PM to 8:00 PM, offering private consultations with no obligation and explanations on treatment costs.
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