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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1961
Page
5
The fourth of five articles explains new IRS Form 248 and a 1960 law allowing 65 plus taxpayers to deduct medical costs including care for dependent parents. It details standard versus itemized deductions, 3 percent rule waivers for seniors, and rules for deductions on drugs, doctors, hospitals, and health premiums.
In Hradec Kralovo Czechoslovakia ten state butcher shop workers were sentenced for theft of socialist property with terms up to 13 years The two main defendants received 13 year terms and eight others were given eight year terms The theft involved large meat quantities sold on the black market as reported by Czechoslovak newspapers received in Vienna on Wednesday
Washington leaders hailed the ratification of the 23rd Amendment allowing District residents to vote for president. Kennedy called it a step forward while urging home rule for DC. editorial pages framed it as historic but just the start.
A Minneapolis couple would be allowed to adopt a one year old set of Korean quadruplet girls under a Senate passed bill sent to the House. The Bussmans, who already adopted five other Korean babies two years ago, live in a six room two bedroom home as payroll clerk Elmer Bussman earns $6000 yearly.
Forty two year old Fuller and his wife Laura Spruce Fuller seek a third three year term on the Baytown school district board of trustees. He notes housing costs and teacher salaries as ongoing concerns and pledges ongoing curriculum evaluation. Fuller was appointed in 1954, won re elections in 1955 and 1958, and serves in local civic groups including Grace Methodist Church Kiwanis Club and Masonic Lodge. He served in WWII with the 716th Railway Operating Battalion in France Germany and Belgium.
Hollywood AP report by James Bacon lists twelve Oscar selections in race terms with entries such as Elizabeth Taylor and Jack Lemmon in top acts, Shirley Jones and Janet Leigh in supporting roles, and Peter Ustinov and Sal Mineo in supporting actor, framed as a turf-style handicap for an imagined Derby of awards.
Washington announces 1982 crop staple cotton supports at an average 53.17 cents per pound with 6 percent parity. Extra long staple cotton remains a specialty. Marketing quotas will apply to the crop across key producing states including Arizona California New Mexico Texas.
At Bowling Green University, 431 students face dismissal after demonstrations tied to campus and downtown protests. Faculty report Easter vacation return plans as the campus braces for possible disciplinary actions amid ongoing tension and a reported weather-adjusted schedule.
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